What should I use to rub Clivia leaves?

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1. Edible oil

2. Orange peel water

3. Mineral water

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Clivia leaves can be wiped with cooking oil, orange peel water, and mineral water. After mixing cooking oil and water, dip it in a cloth and wipe the leaves. This will make the leaves more shiny and less likely to attract dust. After wiping with orange peel water, it has the effect of preventing insects and sterilizing. After wiping, wipe it again with clean water. Wiping with mineral water will not harm the plants and has a very good effect.

1. Edible oil

1. Edible oil

Drop the edible oil at home into the basin, dip it in a soft cloth, and then use it to wipe the leaves of Clivia. There will be two good effects. First, it can make its leaves more shiny, and second, it will not attract dust. You can also bury it in the soil, but you can't use it too frequently. You only need to use it once every six months or so. When buried in the soil, it should be buried 2-3cm from the edge of the pot.

2. Orange peel water

Tear the clean orange peel into pieces, soak it in water overnight, and wipe the leaves the next day, or spray it on the leaves, which can prevent insects and sterilize. You can also use oranges to wipe the leaves directly, but you must wipe them again with clean water after wiping.

3. Mineral water

The most The safe method is to use mineral water for wiping, which can be done at any time and will not cause any harm to the plants. After wiping with mineral water, the leaves of Clivia will be more shiny and look very ornamental. You can also use distilled water, which is also very effective for wiping the leaves.

2. Orange peel water

3. Mineral water

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