What kind of soil should be used to grow Clivia? How to alleviate yellowing of leaves?

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1. What kind of soil should be used for cultivation?

2. Methods to alleviate yellowing of leaves

Clivia likes an acidic environment, so the loam cannot contain alkaline substances. You can directly buy special soil, or use pastoral soil mixed with fine sand, and leaf mold soil is also more suitable. And it should be noted that the soil must be changed once a year. When the leaves turn yellow, you can reduce the light. If the roots are rotten, you need to cut off the rotten roots and replace them with new potting soil.

1. What kind of soil to use?

It will have a thick fleshy root underneath, which can store enough water, and it will also have requirements for loamy soil. It likes an acidic environment, so the loam cannot contain alkaline substances. You can directly buy special soil, or use garden soil mixed with fine sand. This can not only ensure some nutrients, but also have the effect of ventilation and drainage. Leaf mold soil is also suitable. And it should be noted that the soil must be changed once a year.

2. Methods to alleviate yellowing of leaves

1. Reduce light: In the summer when the sun is relatively strong, the leaves will burn and turn yellow if left for a long time. In this case, the yellowed leaves can be cut off and then moved to a cool place for maintenance. Do not leave them in a cool place for maintenance. Exposure to sunlight.

2. Replace the pot soil: if it is due to moisture and nutrients Apply too much and the roots will rot. You need to slowly take out the plant, cut off the rotten parts, replace it with new potting soil, and then maintain it.

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