Why is the clivia so hard to grow? Learn how to grow clivias easily

Many flower lovers enjoy growing clivias, but they always fail to grow them well. Actually, on the whole, it is not that you cannot grow clivias well - it really has a lot to do with their soil, and the quality of the soil directly affects the growth of the clivia. And this is not only true for clivias; it is the same for every plant, because soil plays a crucial role.

So to grow clivias well, you need to put more effort into the "soil". If the soil mix is right, you can say you are already more than halfway to success.

Among these, a very important point in mixing soil for clivias is that it must drain well, allow air through, and be nutritious! Below, the editor will explain this in detail.

Collect some leaf mold and pine needles from a park or a green belt, then mix in a small amount of coarse river sand and crushed brick pieces; this can also ensure good drainage and aeration. The only drawback is insufficient nutrients, so you will need to give it additional fertilizer later.

60% oak leaves + 30% pine needles + 10% charcoal. After potting, shallowly bury a little bone meal and roasted hemp seeds and sesame seeds around the edge of the pot.

The advantages of this method are:

Oak leaves and pine needles can ensure very good drainage and aeration.

Charcoal placed at the bottom of the pot can play a role in sterilization and draining water.

Hemp seeds, sesame seeds, and bone meal can also provide it with sufficient nutrients.