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How to care for Clivia after flowering

Clivia is a flower that everyone relatively likes, suitable for decorating all kinds of rooms. It is relatively common in all parts of our country, so the cultivation area of Clivia is still very large now. The flowering period of Clivia is generally mainly spring and summer. Many friends, when cultivating Clivia, do not know what to do after Clivia finishes flowering. So how should Clivia be cared for after flowering? Below, the editor will briefly introduce it for everyone. Let's take a look together!

1. Cut off the flower stalk

Regarding the question of whether to cut off the flower stalk after Clivia finishes flowering, many people have different opinions. In fact, after flowering, the flower stalk should be cut off in time, because after flowering the flower stalk will continue to consume the growth nutrients of Clivia, causing nutrient waste and increasing cultivation costs. So after Clivia finishes flowering, cut off the flower stalk at a position one cun from the root. After cutting, sap will flow out from the wound, and it should be absorbed clean with clean toilet paper. Then apply some plant ash or carbendazim to disinfect it. If you want to keep seeds, then after pollination, let it slowly wither and fall off.

2. Reasonable watering

After flowering, if the soil is still in a relatively moist state, then there is no need to water. Generally, water again after about 3 cm of the soil layer has dried. When watering, be sure to control the amount of water well and do not water too much. Otherwise, if water accumulates, it will affect the growth of Clivia's roots and reduce the ornamental value of Clivia. Water is very important to the growth of Clivia and directly affects cultivation benefits, so everyone must pay more attention during cultivation and do a good job in watering.

3. Light control

Clivia likes to grow in a warm, semi-shaded environment, and its ability to tolerate strong light is relatively poor, so it must not be exposed to direct sunlight. Therefore, after Clivia finishes flowering, pay attention to controlling light well, do a good job in shading, and provide Clivia with an appropriate amount of scattered light. Then pay attention to doing a good job cleaning Clivia's leaves, wiping the leaves, and improving the leaves' growth ability and ornamental value. Because after flowering, Clivia's leaves also have a certain ornamental value. Maintain even scattered light so that the leaves receive light evenly. If it is grown in a flowerpot, then turn the pot regularly to prevent uneven light from causing the leaves to grow crooked.

4. Scientific fertilisation

After Clivia finishes flowering, we should also do a good job in fertilisation to provide sufficient nutrients for the next flowering. The fertiliser used is best chosen as an organic nutrient solution. Because an organic nutrient solution allows Clivia to absorb it better, and the nutrients are also relatively comprehensive, containing various trace elements necessary for Clivia's growth. If the quality of the fertiliser is poor, then it will not only fail to meet the nutritional needs of Clivia's growth, but also easily cause root burn, leading to root rot and death of the plant.

The above is a brief introduction to how to care for Clivia after flowering. If it is grown in a flowerpot, then it is best to change the soil once to improve soil quality. The above is a brief introduction to how to care for Clivia after flowering. That is all for today's introduction. This article is for reference only, and we hope it can help everyone!

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