Add this when watering your clivia (Kaffir lily) - no yellow leaves for ten years, upright as a folding fan, flowers bursting all over the pot

Summer is here, and many flower lovers like to grow some potted flowers at home. Not only can they decorate the room, but most flowers can also purify the air, and they are especially good for lifting the spirits. Clivia (Kaffir lily) is a flower that many flower lovers like, and it is especially easy to care for, and it also symbolizes elegance and wealth. But because of the high temperatures in summer, many flower lovers say they cannot grow clivia well.

Today the editor will share with you the secret to growing clivia. When we water the clivia, we add a little of this, and it will not have yellow leaves for ten years, stand upright like a folding fan, and bloom all over the pot! The most important things in growing clivia are applying the right fertilizer and watering correctly. First let us look at fertilizing. Many flower lovers are rather lazy, and in summer they simply do not fertilize the clivia at all. If you do not tend to the clivia for a long time, of course it will not grow well.

We can wash soybeans clean, then put them in a pot and boil them thoroughly, then put them in a bottle to ferment. After fermentation, throw a few into the soil and cover them with soil. Soybeans contain many trace elements that clivia needs during its growth. Generally, use it twice a month; after using it three or four times, it can grow lush and green for a whole year without fertilizing, and bloom nonstop.

Next is the watering issue. In summer, water evaporates rather quickly, but you still cannot water too much, otherwise it easily causes water to accumulate at the roots. We can insert a chopstick into the soil. If the chopstick is dry, then it is time to water. Note that when watering, you must water thoroughly, and never give "halfway water", otherwise the roots will not get nutrients.

During the bud stage, clivia must be kept with sufficient water and nutrients. Some flower lovers are used to sprinkling water on the clivia leaves, but during the bud stage, absolutely do not do this, as the flowers easily rot at the core and die. You can sprinkle water beside the pot to lower the temperature and ease the evaporation rate.

Flower lovers who like clivia can try this method. If you have any other flower-growing secrets, you can also share them with everyone in the comment box below!