When Clivia shows yellow leaves, feed it a little beer and the leaves become thick and glossy green

Clivia is a flower that many people love very much, and many people like to keep a pot of it at home. Not only is it very beautiful when it blooms, but when it is not blooming, its leaves are emerald green, thick and glossy, which also makes it very appealing. However, sometimes for no apparent reason, the Clivia develops yellow leaves as you keep it, or it gradually stops thriving, which is very frustrating. In fact, it may be that this point was not paid attention to at ordinary times.

1. When growing Clivia, be careful to clean the leaves

When we grow Clivia, many people may not have the habit of cleaning its leaves, thinking that as long as it is cared for properly according to its growing habits, that is enough. As a result, more and more dust builds up on the Clivia leaves, but in fact many people do not know that this accumulated dust may be fatally harmful to Clivia.

Because if dust appears on the Clivia leaves, the more dust accumulates, the more seriously the pores on the Clivia leaves become blocked, which makes it hard for the Clivia to breathe. If the pores stay blocked for a long time, the leaves will turn yellow, and in severe cases it will even die. Therefore, cleaning the leaves during routine care is very important.

2. Wipe the leaves with beer, and the leaves become glossy green

Spray the Clivia leaves with beer. When we grow flowers, we often spray some water or the like on them, and then we can pour beer onto a wet tissue and use it to wipe the leaves. After wiping, the Clivia is like it has taken a stimulant, and within a few days the Clivia can become thick and glossy green. Of course, not only Clivia, but also kalanchoe, Phalaenopsis orchids and others can have their leaves wiped with beer, guaranteeing especially vigorous growth.