How do you grow a clivia (Clivia miniata) so that it blooms successfully?

Pay attention to fertilizer and water management, loosen the soil often and give it some sun, and it will bloom eventually.

1. Water only when the soil is dry and water thoroughly. Watering clivia has always been a big problem; many people either water too much or too little, and in the end the clivia either gets root rot or yellow leaves. In fact, clivia does not need especially frequent watering, because its fleshy roots can store some water. Generally speaking, the clivia sold in flower markets are grown in very loose soil such as pine needles, and these clivia need to be watered about once every 3 to 5 days.

2. Light should be moderate. Clivia is quite suitable for a south-facing balcony with good light. Except in summer, when you should move the clivia indoors to the living room to avoid direct light, it can be placed directly on the balcony in all other seasons. In addition, for clivia grown indoors, turn the pot 180 degrees every 1 week, mainly to prevent the leaves from growing lopsided.