Grow your clivia like this, and it won't turn yellow even after a year - worry-free and effortless

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The clivia's flowers are beautiful, and its leaves are even more beautiful, but quite a few friends complain that their own clivia turns yellow at the drop of a hat. Why exactly is that? Now let's follow the editor and find out together below!

First, normal yellow leaves. During the clivia's growth process, yellow leaves appear due to metabolism. In this case, the old leaves at the bottom usually start turning yellow from the base upward, slowly. The solution: no need to worry too much, just let them fall off naturally.

Second, yellow leaves from too much water. When the tips of the clivia's old leaves dry up and the new leaves turn tender yellow, it is basically caused by the plant being too saturated with water, by watering too much, or by the ambient humidity being too high. The solution: reduce the frequency of watering, check whether the drainage holes are blocked, and in severe cases, replace the potting medium.

Third, yellow leaves caused by lack of water. If you find that the old leaves are withered, yellow and falling off, but the new leaves are fine, and the amount of watering recently has been too little, then it is generally caused by lack of water. The solution: appropriately increase the amount of water or the frequency of watering.

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