If these two key things aren't done right for your clivia, no wonder it won't grow new leaves or bloom

Clivia is an ornamental flowering plant in the Amaryllidaceae family, genus Clivia, with extremely high ornamental value. Many flower growers report that their clivia won't grow new leaves and rarely blooms. There are mainly two reasons for this situation.

The first is improper care. If fertilizer and water are insufficient, the plant can't get water and nutrients. Naturally, the clivia won't grow. Therefore, you must take care of it carefully, give it plenty of light, and pay attention to shading in summer. When the fertilizing growing season comes...

Fertilize 2 to 3 times a month. When you notice the potting soil is almost dry, water it thoroughly in time. This will promote the growth of the plant and leaves. The second is root rot. If you normally care for it properly and it still doesn't grow, then at this point you need to check whether the roots are rotten.

If you find the roots are rotten, repot it in fresh potting soil in time. The roots are the key to plant growth. They support the leaves and the plant's growth. So when you find the plant isn't growing, first check whether the roots are rotten.

Second, repot it in fresh potting soil in time. Fresh potting soil is rich in nutrients and can supply enough nutrients, so the plant grows well. That's all for today's sharing. If you found it useful, you can click to follow and share. See you next time.