Want your potted clivia to bloom abundantly? Just master these few points

Clivia is a particularly beautiful flower, and it is enjoyed for both its flowers and leaves, and many people have one at home. But do you know how to care for clivia?

Baijiu

When the clivia at home has been grown for many years and still does not bloom, that means it has gone into a state of stunted growth. At this time, you can pour some baijiu into the flower pot every few days, which can ease the stunted condition. After about half a month, the clivia plant will begin to grow like a normal plant. But when pouring, you must be careful not to let the baijiu get on the leaves.

Top dressing

Many gardening enthusiasts do not pay attention to the issue of top dressing, but in fact top dressing can reflect many problems with the flower. It can not only improve the water retention capacity of the flower pot, but you can also judge whether the flower lacks water by the plants used for top dressing, thereby mastering the amount of watering and avoiding root rot from overwatering.

Pot bottom layer

Before caring for clivia, put some coal cinder in the flower pot. This can improve the drainage capacity of the pot, prevent water from accumulating in the pot, and is beneficial to the healthy growth of the clivia plant.

Beer

Mix water and beer together, and be careful not to make the concentration too high. It is best to mix beer and water at a ratio of 1:30. Using it to water clivia can promote blooming.

String

When the clivia is sending up its flower scape, if you are afraid that it will get stuck, you can use string to tie the leaves on both sides of the clivia together. This can prevent it from getting stuck and promote the growth of its flower scape.