Is it okay to put clear oil on Clivia? What should I do if the oil causes root rot?

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1. Can you put out the clean oil?

2. What to do if the roots are rotten?

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It is okay to add clear oil to Clivia, which will make the leaves of the plant grow better and be more shiny. When using, just dig a few holes in the pot, put a small amount of clear oil and cover with soil. Be careful not to get too close to its roots and don't use it too frequently to avoid root rot. If the roots are rotten due to oiling, stop as soon as possible, take out the plant, trim off the rotten roots, and plant again.

1. Can you put out the clean oil?

1. Is it okay to put clear oil in Clivia?

It is also good to put clear oil in Clivia, but the effect will not be seen in a short time. It usually takes a few months to be effective. When using clear oil, dig a few small holes in the pot, put a spoonful of clear oil and cover with soil.

Note, do not get too close to the roots of the plant, the number of uses Don’t use too many, just use one every half month or so. After it decomposes, you will find that the leaves of the plant are glossier. You can also mix it with water and wipe its leaves with a cloth. This will not only make the leaves brighter, but also make it less likely to accumulate dust. The finer the oil you use, the easier it will be absorbed by the plant. If the plant cannot absorb it, its root system may become rotten.

2. What to do if the roots are rotten

< p>If you use clear oil to rot the roots, stop immediately. This is because the amount of watering is too large, or the watering frequency is too frequent, or it may be too close to the root system. It should be taken out of the pot as soon as possible, shake off all the old soil, and cut off the rotten parts with a razor blade. If conditions permit, you can sterilize before planting. Be sure to control the amount when adding clear oil in the future.

2. What to do if the roots are rotten?

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