How to grow Clivia without roots

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1. Disinfection treatment

2. Pot soil preparation

3. Planting in pots

4. Follow-up maintenance

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The rootless Clivia needs to be nourished. First soak its bottom in carbendazim or potassium permanganate solution, take it out and dry it after 30-40 minutes. Use vermiculite mixed with sand as potting soil to provide good drainage. Wrap the bottom with sawdust, plant into potting soil, and spray with a little water. Then put it in a cool place away from light. Do not water the core of the leaves during daily watering, otherwise they will rot.

1. Disinfection treatment

1. Disinfection treatment

The lack of roots of Clivia is often due to root rot, so it should be cut off. After pruning, it needs to be disinfected first. You can use carbendazim or potassium permanganate mixed with water to make a disinfectant. Then soak the trimmed area in it and let it dry after 30-40 minutes. The disinfectant should not be too thick, the carbendazim content should be around 0.05%, and the potassium permanganate solution should be diluted to pink.

2. Pot soil preparation

In order for Clivia to take root, it is necessary to provide a suitable environment, and pot soil is the first step to help it take root. The soil should be as soft as possible and have good drainage. Soil that is too heavy is not good for the growth of the root system. Sand, vermiculite, etc. can be used to make potting soil to help it take root.

3. Planting in pots

After preparing the potting soil, you can replant the Clivia. To give enough space for the roots to grow, wrap the bottom with sawdust and then fill the pot with soil. Then spray a little water and put it in a cool and ventilated place.

IV. Follow-up maintenance

In During the rooting period of Clivia, the water should not be too much. You can wait until the surface soil is dry before watering. Do not pour water into the leaf core, otherwise it will cause it to rot. Do not expose to light during the curing period, wait until it takes root and then slowly increase the light.

2. Pot soil preparation

3. Planting in pots

4. Follow-up maintenance

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