Don't worry if your clivia won't bloom - just feed it this and it will bloom every year

Clivia is a plant that many gardening experts and beginners alike love to grow. Clivia looks dignified and elegant, full of upright spirit, much like a elegant noble young gentleman. A "gentleman" is a "gentleman" - it always stays quietly in place, and doesn't bloom either. Friends who just started growing it are fine - they have a good attitude, thinking that as long as they care for it carefully, it will slowly bloom. But friends who have been growing it for a while look at their clivia at home still not blooming, and they are worried to death.

Today Huahua is here to help this group of flower friends who are "worried to death" - how can you make your own clivia bloom?

Step one: Pruning

We can prune the leaves at the bottom of the pot. Prune the damaged and withered leaves at the bottom, and also prune the old leaves that have grown for more than a year. This is done so that the clivia's nutrients can be better used for blooming instead of being wasted on these useless old leaves, ensuring the clivia has sufficient nutrition for blooming.

Step two: Sunlight

You can move the clivia to a place with sufficient light and good ventilation, but be careful not to expose it to direct sun. This allows the flower to have more sufficient energy to do the noble work of blooming. In autumn the temperature drops and sunlight is abundant, which is exactly the most suitable season for clivia to grow.

Step three: Watering

When watering clivia, it's best not to water too frequently, otherwise it easily causes the plant's roots to rot. In daily life, timely observe whether the clivia is short of water, and then water it. Watering too much instead easily causes harm to the clivia.

Actually, after these few steps and about a month of good care, the clivia can bloom. But here Huahua also wants to tell everyone a little trick, which is to add two things to the water you use to water the plant. They are: aspirin and vitamin C.

Friends who love growing flowers must be familiar with aspirin. Aspirin contains a component called salicylic acid, which can very well promote plant growth and also make clivia bloom faster. When using it, you can grind the aspirin tablet into powder, dilute it, and use it to water the flowers - the effect is quite good.

Vitamin C can also be used to water flowers. Vitamin C also contains a large amount of antioxidant components. Grinding it into powder and diluting it with water can also speed up the blooming of spider plants.

Although these two medicines can make spider plants grow faster, you also must not water spider plants with these two kinds of "medicinal water" too diligently. Too much instead is not good for the spider plant's growth.

Alright, this is the knowledge Huahua has put together for everyone on how to make spider plants grow and fruit better and faster. Have you learned it?

If you have any questions, feel free to say them in the comments. Huahua can answer them for everyone~

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