Care for your clivia this way, and it won't rot at the roots or yellow at the leaves, and even a dying plant can be brought back to life

Clivia is an evergreen plant. When it blooms, its form is elegant and very beautiful. Clivia has high ornamental value, and it can also purify the air. The leaves of clivia have a strong ability to absorb both carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, cleaning up the stale air around it. For clivia, regularly add a few slices of vitamin C and aspirin to the water

In summer, clivia must not be exposed to blazing sun; it is best kept under diffused light. In winter, the temperature must not drop below 10°C. During clivia's growing period, water only after the potting soil has dried out. When clivia is blooming, increase water appropriately and spray the leaves and flowers. Each month, dilute aspirin in water at a ratio of 1:2000; this strengthens the leaves' ability to resist pests

To prevent clivia from getting stuck blooms, we can use beer. Beer contains a large amount of carbon dioxide, as well as nutrients such as amino acids and phosphates, all of which are very beneficial to the growth of flowers. Watering flowers with beer in moderation makes them grow more vigorously and absorb nutrients especially quickly. The ratio of water to beer is 1:50. You can also wipe the leaves with beer; the leaves can directly absorb the nutrients and become more glossy