How can you avoid damaging the roots when repotting a clivia?
Does repotting a clivia damage its roots?
This thing is delicate, and it is very easy to break the roots and stems when transplanting. When changing the soil for a clivia, you must not harm its intact root system. The choice of a new pot should also be determined by the size of the plant. If the pot you choose differs too much from the plant, the soil temperature in the pot will also be relatively low, and the water you pour in will be absorbed relatively slowly, which will cause the clivia's roots to rot and thus affect its growth. So we definitely must not choose a large pot just to avoid changing the pot and soil one less time.