Does your clivia keep getting root rot? Mom used these tricks to make it bloom again a month later

These days more and more people love growing flowers. Growing flowers not only purifies the air but also beautifies the environment, and in feng shui it carries a certain significance as well. Among them, the clivia has won everyone's affection, but some people say that clivias always develop root rot after being grown for a while, and they don't know how to deal with this phenomenon. Below, the editor will introduce this method to everyone.

It is actually very simple. The main cause of clivia root rot is overwatering. When watering a clivia, you should first check how moist the soil is, and only water once the soil has dried out completely. When watering, you also need to pay attention to this point, otherwise it will also cause clivia root rot.

When watering, you can use chopsticks, and you must be sure to get the water down to the clivia's roots. In addition, when root rot occurs, dig the clivia out, cut off the rotted roots, then put it in potassium permanganate to soak. After about thirty minutes, take it out and replant it. In about a month it will have grown new roots. What do you all think about this?