Use this to water your clivia - no root rot and it easily fills out the pot

If clivia is not cared for properly, its roots rot very easily, and this also affects flowering. Clivia needs to be kept in moist soil, but watering too much causes root rot, and if you water too little, the leaves turn yellow. Water is really important. We can use these to water it - they are also very rich in nutrients and can provide enough moisture

Rice water: rice water is rich in nutrients. Rice water must be fermented before use. When the fermented rice water is ready to use, it should be diluted with water. Watering once this way can last one to two months, and the effect is very good

Rainwater: whether snow water or rainwater, it all comes from nature and is very suitable for watering flowers. This kind of water is very helpful for plant growth. When it rains or snows, collect some rainwater and snow water, and then you can use it directly to water flowers

Tap water: what we use most often is tap water, because tap water contains many chemicals. If used directly for watering, it will cause the soil to harden, and it can also cause flowers to wither and stem tips to burn. We can treat the tap water first: put fruit peels into the tap water to absorb the chemicals, then leave it in the sun for three days before using it