Can Clivia leaves be cut off?

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1. Whether leaves can be cut

2. Precautions

3. Other pruning

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Its leaves can be simply pruned, but it is best not to prune them casually because their growth rate is very slow after pruning. If there are yellow leaves growing on the plant, they can be trimmed off. The leaves can be cut off after they age, or you can wait patiently for new leaves to grow. In addition, old and long roots should be pruned when repotting.

1. Whether leaves can be cut

1. Whether it is possible to prune the leaves

During the maintenance of Clivia, you can prune its leaves, but the editor of Flower Encyclopedia does not recommend this. Because the leaves of Clivia do not grow quickly, the ornamental value may be reduced after pruning. When the plant is in a normal growth state, it is best not to do any pruning. However, when yellow leaves grow on the plant, or there are large yellow spots on the leaves, the diseased leaves can be cut off in time.

2. Precautions

1 When the leaves of Clivia age, there is no need to rush to prune them. You must continue to maintain them patiently. As it grows, new leaves will grow. However, if you want to cut off the old leaves, you can also do so.

2. If the leaves of Clivia are not growing well, you can cut them all off. Its vitality is very tenacious, so as long as the roots are healthy, it can continue to grow.

3. Other pruning

Give When repotting a plant, its roots need to be pruned, and old, long roots need to be cut off. After pruning the roots, they need to be sterilized to prevent bacteria from hindering their growth.

2. Precautions

3. Other pruning

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