Feed Clivia this kind of water after autumn begins, and it will specifically push out flower spikes, no longer afraid of not blooming

Autumn is a good time to get a Clivia. Whether it is a newly bought Clivia or one you already have, only if it is cared for well in autumn will it bloom better during the flowering season. Today, Qiu Ma wants to share with everyone how to care for Clivia well in autumn so that its flower spikes shoot up vigorously and it is no longer afraid of being stuck and failing to bloom.

1. When watering Clivia, use this kind of "root-nourishing water", and the roots will be thick and strong and grow new leaves.

What is root-nourishing water? You do not need to buy it specially. Just go to the riverside and break off a few willow branches and soak them, and it is ready to use. Willow contains a large amount of salicylic acid, which can promote plant rooting and sprouting. It is a purely natural growth hormone and also has a certain sterilizing effect, which can prevent plant root rot.

How to use: Break off willow branches of the current year, flatten them with a tool, then put them in clean water and soak for about 3 days, and you will get willow water containing a large amount of growth factors. Use it when watering Clivia. It not only makes Clivia grow fast, but also prevents root rot. Generally, using willow water 2 times a month is enough.

This method is relatively effortless and simple. After using it personally, I found that after Clivia uses willow water, not only do the leaves become thick and plump, but when the flowering season comes it can also prompt flower spikes to emerge, avoid being stuck, and the flowers bloom large and numerous, with especially vivid colors.

2. After autumn, as the temperature drops, Clivia can appropriately increase light exposure, and the pot should be turned often to avoid the leaves growing crooked

3. In addition to watering appropriately, usually use a soft cloth to clean the leaves of Clivia.

4. If the Clivia at home is being repotted, then add a small amount of fried sesame seeds at the bottom of the pot as base fertilizer, which can make Clivia grow more vigorously.

That is all for sharing the little care tips for Clivia. Flower friends, what other useful little tips have you used? You are welcome to leave a message and share them with us, so that more flower friends can learn and improve together!