Master 3 aspects of clivia care and you can easily achieve explosive pot-filling growth

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Clivia is the most common flower, many people love to grow it, and it blooms beautifully. However, many flower lovers report that their clivia never blooms. Although clivia is easy to grow, if you want it to bloom every year, you still need to understand its habits. Master the following three aspects, and growing clivia well is not difficult. Let's learn together.

All things grow depending on soil, and clivia's growth is no exception. The soil should be loose and fertile, an acidic soil with good drainage and aeration. This can provide sufficient nutrients for clivia's growth. The soil can be prepared with garden soil: leaf mold: cinder or river sand in a ratio of 4:2:2.

Clivia likes a warm and humid environment, and ideally good ventilation as well. Although clivia is fairly shade-tolerant, leaving it in an unventilated room for a long time can easily cause yellow leaves. Especially in summer, if you want clivia to get through easily without affecting its growth, the most important thing is to create an environment favorable for its growth. When you have free time, you can add beer to water and wipe the leaves with it, and the leaves will become glossy green.

Watering clivia is also an important aspect. Since clivia has fleshy roots, it should not be watered too much, otherwise it easily causes root rot. Watering should follow the principle of keeping the potting soil neither too dry nor too moist. Generally, water once every 2 days in spring; in summer, water once in the morning and once in the evening, and also spray water on the leaves and surroundings often; in autumn, water every other day; in winter, watering once a week is enough. Of course, the specific watering frequency depends on the actual situation. Follow the principle of not watering until dry, and when watering, water thoroughly, since conditions differ from region to region.

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