What should I do if the Clivia buds cannot grow?

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1. Supplement sunshine

2. Apply fertilizer

3. Control watering

4. Control the temperature

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The growth of Clivia buds requires supplementary sunlight. Place it on a sunny balcony and fully expose it to scattered light, and the buds will grow naturally. It is also necessary to apply sufficient nutrients, pay attention to the balanced proportion of fertilizers, and pay attention to the supplement of phosphorus and potassium elements. Controlling watering can also promote flowering, and you can just spray water when water demand is low. Adjusting the temperature to 15-20 degrees Celsius can promote flower bud differentiation.

1. Supplement sunshine

1. Supplementing sunlight

Although it can tolerate shade, the growth of flower buds requires supplementary sunlight. Especially in autumn and winter, more exposure to sunlight can promote the synthesis of nutrients and encourage it to develop and grow flower buds. . Place it on a sunny balcony, fully exposed to scattered light, and the buds will naturally grow over time and the flowers will bloom quickly.

2. Apply fertilizer

Buds The formation and opening of flowers require the application of sufficient nutrients. Pay attention to the balanced proportion of fertilizers and the supplement of phosphorus and potassium. If only nitrogen fertilizer is applied, the plants will only continue to grow and the flower buds will not grow. Before the flowering period comes, spray foliar fertilizer on the leaves and pay attention to the roots, which can promote the growth of flower buds.

3. Control watering

If the flower buds are delayed in growing, it may also be because too much water has been applied, causing the plant to become leggy and making it difficult for the flower buds to grow. It needs to be watered appropriately, but not excessively. When the water demand is small, you can just spray water without watering.

4. Control the temperature

Temperature Control is also very important. If the surrounding temperature is not suitable, it will be difficult for the flower buds to grow. Adjust the temperature to 15-20 degrees Celsius, and control the temperature difference between day and night at about 10 degrees Celsius, which can effectively differentiate the flower buds.

2. Apply fertilizer

3. Control watering

4. Control the temperature

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