Feed this little snack to your clivia and new leaves will grow vigorously, blooming 3 times a year

Feed this kind of "little snack" to your clivia, and new leaves will keep sprouting nonstop, with the plant blooming 3 times a year.

Clivia is a plant of noble and elegant character, carrying the fine meaning of good fortune and prosperity. At the same time, clivia is just like a modest gentleman, and the orchid flowers it produces are beautiful and impressive, very much loved by orchid enthusiasts. Moreover, clivia has low demands on its environment and is very easy to care for.

In the process of caring for clivia, as long as you have a good grasp of its daily habits and the changes of the seasons, you can care for it well. But if you want to care for clivia properly, the fertilizing step is very important. Today, the editor will teach you to feed your clivia this kind of little snack, which can make your clivia sprout new shoots nonstop, bloom 3 times a year, and bloom more vigorously each time. These little snacks from daily life are the several common ones listed here.

The first is white vinegar. In the usual process of caring for clivia, especially when watering it, you can add an appropriate amount of white vinegar to the water. Doing so can promote the clivia's absorption of elements such as phosphorus and iron, and prevent its leaves from turning yellow. The more conventional method is to dip a cotton swab in a little white vinegar and wipe the clivia leaves, which can keep the leaves green all year round.

The second is cooking oil. Evenly dig 2 small holes about 2 cm deep along the edge of the flowerpot, use a small spoon to put a small amount of cooking oil into the holes, then cover the cooking oil with soil. In this way, the cooking oil decomposes in the soil over 4-6 months, and the clivia leaves grow faster and have a very glossy sheen.

The third is banana peel. The banana peels left after we eat bananas should not be thrown away carelessly. Cut them with a knife into small pieces about 1 cm long, add a small amount of orange peel, then put them in an airtight container to ferment for 48 hours, then dilute with water to water the orchid. Because banana peels are rich in potassium, using them as a purely natural flower fertilizer works well and also saves money.

At the same time, you can also use banana peels to wipe the clivia directly, or cut them into small pieces and place them directly in the orchid pot. If the three things are used alternately, the effect will be quite obvious. Thank you for taking your precious time out of your busy schedule to read patiently; reading takes you to a higher level. In addition, if you have any thoughts or views, you can post them in the comment section below. Everyone is welcome to bookmark or share! Click the word "Follow" and you will be able to read more articles about growing and caring for orchids.