The first time I used it to water my clivia, the leaves became broad and green, so practical

Everyone knows that clivia blooms generously and brightly, and whether it grows in a courtyard or a living room, it can add color and vitality to life, and clivia is very easy to care for, as long as you care for it according to the habits of the flower, clivia can bloom. Generally, once gardeners learn the trick of using rice water to water flowers, clivia can bloom two or three times a year.

1. Watering clivia with beer

Diluting beer with water and watering clivia with it can make the leaves of clivia more dark green and can prevent "flower arrow entrapment", then if you use beer to water the flowers 1-2 months before the arrow emerges, clivia can bloom more beautifully!

2. Monopotassium phosphate powder

Monopotassium phosphate powder is rich in potassium, which is an important element for plant photosynthesis, and after clivia absorbs sufficient trace elements, the leaves will become more plump and emerald green, gardeners can stock up on some at the flower market and water clivia with it after dilution.

3. Watering flowers with rice water

After fermentation, rice water becomes acidic, and clivia likes acidic soil, so using rice water to grow clivia works well, and gardeners in the north, because the potting soil is mostly alkaline soil, need to water with rice water even more.

Gardeners now have a certain understanding of how to water clivia, right? Clivia likes acidic soil, so it needs to be watered with fermented rice water, then monopotassium phosphate powder, besides being diluted to water flowers, can also be sprayed onto the leaves of foliage plants such as pothos and spider plants, so that the leaves of the plants become more emerald green and full of vitality.