What to do if your clivia won't bloom? Master these few tricks, and lush green leaves plus flowers won't be hard

Clivia has always been loved by many gardeners, but quite a few flower lovers say that they have been growing their clivia for a long time, yet it just refuses to bloom. So if it won't bloom, you should first look at the reasons in these aspects. Below, the editor will summarize these few points for everyone.

First, look at the flower age: the leaves must reach 12 or more before the plant reaches flowering age. If the leaves are fewer than 12, then it isn't any other reason, it's simply that the plant isn't old enough, so it won't bloom. Second, look at the temperature difference: clivia needs a temperature difference of 10 or more to bloom, and only in such an environment will clivia flower.

The third point is light. Clivia usually blooms in late autumn and early winter, when temperatures are relatively low, so you must make sure the clivia receives sufficient light, and only then will it bloom. The last point is fertilizing. After the start of autumn, you must give the clivia phosphorus and potassium fertilizer; this kind of fertilizer helps the clivia absorb nutrients, and fertilizing 2 to 3 times a month is enough. This article was originally created by Qingshu Lai Douxiao Ni Xia, welcome to follow, and let us grow our knowledge together!