Feed your clivia these few snacks, and its roots will be strong, its leaves plump, growing straight up
Placing a pot of clivia in the living room or on the balcony not only decorates the home but also beautifies the environment. Looking at the upright plant with its symmetrical leaves on both sides always seems to convey a sense of pride, and it is very popular among flower lovers.
But growing clivia well is not so easy. You worry about it getting stuck arrow, root rot, yellow leaves... Daily care becomes quite important. Today Hua'er will introduce a few kinds of "snacks" you can give clivia normally. Bury a little of it in the soil, and it will make its roots strong and leaves plump.
1. Peanuts
We all know that peanuts contain very rich oils, and clivia is a plant that loves oil, and they also contain many trace elements. Besides being very beneficial to the human body, they are also very helpful for caring for clivia and can provide many trace elements.
Method: Buy raw peanuts at the supermarket, stir-fry the peanuts until cooked. For making flower fertilizer, no seasoning needs to be added; the original flavor is best. Take about four or five stir-fried peanuts, crush them into powder, dig some small holes around the edge of the flower pot, then pour the peanut powder in, cover it with soil again, and water thoroughly. Apply it once a month, and it can make it grow better.
2. Rapeseed cake
Rapeseed cake is a very tasty kind of cake. When buying rapeseed cake, you can buy a little more. After bringing it home, break off a certain amount, crush it up a bit, then pinch it into small lumps. Dig some small holes around the flower pot, then put one small lump of rapeseed cake into each hole, which can let the clivia absorb it better.
Besides these two snacks, peanuts and sunflower seeds, you can also bury some sunflower seeds, eggshell powder, animal manure, etc., all of which can let the clivia absorb nutrients better and promote its growth and flowering.
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