Add 2 things when watering your Clivia

Summer is here, and many flower lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home. Clivia is one of the potted flowers many flower lovers choose. It is relatively easy to care for and has an elegant bearing. Keeping one in the study shows off the owner's elegant temperament. It can also purify the air and has extremely high ornamental value, and can be used to decorate a room. However, because of the high summer temperatures, many flower lovers say their Clivia does not grow well.

Today the editor will teach you a trick: when watering Clivia, add 2-3 capfuls of it, and it will grow side shoots nonstop as if injected with chicken blood, turning 1 pot into 5 pots! What is this amazing thing? It is fish tank water. Many nutrient solutions are rather troublesome to make, so using fish tank water to grow Clivia is especially simple. No fermentation is needed. Generally, when watering Clivia, just add 2-3 capfuls. That is because pouring it in directly can easily lead to nutrient excess.

The main reason Clivia does not grow well is improper fertilizing. Grown this way, Clivia grows extremely well. And we can also divide its pots, and with ease one pot can become 5 pots. Clivia likes loose, breathable soil, so when caring for Clivia you must choose good soil, and only then will Clivia grow faster. In summer, Clivia needs shade, and maintaining suitable light can make Clivia's flowering period longer. It will not drop flowers either.

Flower lovers who like Clivia can try this little trick. If you have any other flower-growing experience, you can also share it with everyone in the comment box below!