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Clivia and money tree: just pop them in water and their leaves and branches suddenly go wild
Gardeners who have grown money trees, clivias, succulents and the like surely know that they rot at the roots far too easily. Since that is the case, you might as well just toss them in water to grow - less likely to attract pests, cleaner to keep, and you never have to worry about root rot from overwatering again!
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Pothos and clivia bloom and fill their pots year after year, and this is how a Shandong auntie cares for them
Many flower lovers have grown pothos and clivia, but if you want them to fill their pots year after year and grow leaves that are big and plump, it takes some real effort. Huahua knows a Shandong auntie who is not only beautiful but also especially good at growing flowers. Huahua asked her for lots of great flower-growing tips, and now I'll share them with everyone right away!
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Pothos and clivia growing slowly? Learn 2 tricks, and the leaves will turn glossy green and climb all over the wall
Lately, quite a few gardening friends have been worried. Isn't spring supposed to be the best time for growing flowers? So why are my plants still sickly and not growing? Don't worry, today Huahua is going to have a good talk with everyone about what to do when your plants at home aren't growing.
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Clivia fed with 1 jin of oil, leaves grow like crazy and get as fat as Chinese cabbage
The weather is gradually warming up, and many flowers are "waking up" from their winter dormancy. Now is the perfect time to fertilize your flowers. Replenish the nutrients they need for growth in time, and they will grow more and more vigorously all year long!
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Smear a bit of this on the roots of your clivia, and the clustered clivia will fill the pot, blooming stunningly
In Huahua's impression, clivia mostly has a "middle-parted hairstyle", with leaves on both sides perfectly symmetrical. However, a few days ago at a friend's home, I saw the clivia she grows has leaves filling the whole pot, and the blooms are absolutely spectacular. How exactly do you grow this kind of clustered clivia?
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Turn 1 pot of clivia and aloe into 10 pots, all you need is 1 knife and 1 pot
Some flower lovers complain about how slow the cuttings they propagate take to root, and how hard it is to turn 1 pot into 10 pots. Is there a method with a higher survival rate? Of course there is, come and see what Huahua does!
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Money Tree and Clivia Yellow Leaves and Spots: Treat Them Quickly or They Will Be Hard to Keep Alive
Some plant lovers say that, for no apparent reason, their plants just mysteriously develop yellow leaves and wither away. In fact, when a plant is sick, it will definitely show some symptoms. Only by observing carefully and treating early can you keep your plants healthy. Here are some common problems with plants. Take a look and see if your plant has any of them!
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How to correct Clivia leaves that have grown crooked
Friends who enjoy growing Clivia (Clivia miniata) have probably noticed that the leaves of their plants sometimes grow crooked, which greatly reduces their ornamental value. So how do you correct crooked Clivia leaves? First, wrap the leaf that has leaned out to one side in tin foil and secure it with a paper clip...
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How to Prevent Slanted Leaves in Clivia
In ordinary home cultivation, Clivia often develops slanted leaves because of lighting or other factors. Although slanted leaves do not hinder the plant's own growth and flowering, they do affect its ornamental value to a certain extent. This means that when caring for Clivia, you should pay attention to preventing this phe...
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