Is Clivia hard to grow in autumn? Poke a hole in the pot and bury this in it, and it will bloom even more vigorously

Friends who grow flowers at home should all know Clivia, and the flowers it produces are very beautiful too. However, many flower lovers do not know how to care for it. For example, common spider plants and pothos will grow like crazy as long as they are given enough water and light, but Clivia is different. Its growth rate is clearly rather slow. Is "Clivia" hard to grow in autumn? Poke a hole in the pot and bury "this" in it, and it will bloom vigorously!

When does Clivia bloom?

The full blooming period is from New Year's Day to the Spring Festival, mainly in spring and summer, and it can bloom all year round. Sometimes it can also bloom in winter, and there are also cases of blooming in summer between June and July. When Clivia blooms, the Clivia plant, especially its wide and thick leaves, has many stomata and fine hairs and can secrete a large amount of mucus. Through air circulation, it can absorb a large amount of dust, dirt and harmful gases, filter the indoor air, reduce the amount of dust in the indoor space, and make the air clean.

Bury a few grains of fermented "soybeans" in the flower pot

We can poke a hole in the flower pot, then bury a few boiled and fermented soybeans in it. After half a year, the Clivia can grow like crazy. Soybeans contain a large amount of nitrogen and soy isoflavones. Both of these are good for Clivia and help the flower roots grow strong and the stems and leaves grow vigorously. Common household plants such as spider plants and pothos can also use this. It can likewise serve as fertilizer and is very effective, so there is no need to worry that the soil has no nutrients.

How should Clivia be cared for in autumn?

In autumn, sunlight is relatively soft and suitable for the growth of potted Clivia. You can remove Clivia's shading facilities and the sunshade net of the flower cellar, etc., so the plant can receive sunlight. Some flower lovers grow Clivia in a glass room, which is equivalent to caring for it under diffused light. We can wipe the glass clean, which helps light transmission, allowing Clivia to receive more sunlight and grow better.

In autumn, the temperature difference between day and night is relatively large. When caring for Clivia, pay attention to sealing windows and doors well. Especially at night, the plant must not be hit by cold wind. Also appropriately increase heating and warming measures to ensure safe passage through the autumn and winter seasons. For relatively large offsets, we can divide them. For offsets growing from the root and stem area, they can be directly broken off by hand and planted separately.

What should be done if Clivia's flower stalk is stuck?

Flower lovers often encounter this problem. After Clivia's flower stalk is stuck, you can move the Clivia to a completely dark place, ensure the temperature is 18~20°C, then use a plastic bag or a softer rope to separate the leaves. After handling it this way for 3~5 days, the flower stalk can emerge. You can also water the Clivia with warm water at 25°C and pour in a small amount of beer to help it send up the stalk.

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