How to water clivia in summer? Mastering the method is key

After the growing seasons of winter and spring, clivia enters its summer dormancy period, and how to water it is also a big issue.

Clivia has its own ways and methods for summer care. In summer, clivia begins to enter a dormant state, and during this season it basically does not produce new leaves. If clivia is not managed well during this season, one set of leaves will grow excessively, making it look less attractive. Once excessive growth occurs, you can spray No. 3 flower-promoting agent to control it. At the same time, watering during this season is very important. Water must absolutely not be applied too heavily; control the moisture of the soil in the pot well, neither letting it dry out nor making it too wet. If it dries out, the roots will shrink and rot; if too much water is given, the clivia leaves will grow excessively, and if the temperature is too high, it will also give rise to root diseases, such as root rot, soft rot, and leaf spot disease. How to properly control the moisture of clivia in summer is very important and also very difficult to do well. This requires both mastering how to control clivia's moisture and grasping the degree of dryness and wetness of the potting soil. You absolutely must not water on a fixed schedule, because that will prevent clivia's moisture from being effectively controlled. (Guling)