The leaves of Clivia grow "crooked". If you learn this trick, the leaves will be wider, th

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Although the number of people growing flowers is constantly increasing, and almost every household maintains several pots of green plants and flowers. Clivia is a flower that many friends like to maintain. Although it blooms rarely and is difficult to grow, it is still It is a favorite of many people. But I don’t know if the Clivia in your home has the same problem as Huahua Score, that is, the leaves always grow crookedly and look very uneven.

The leaves of Clivia grow in pieces. If they are raised well, they will be broad and shiny, and the leaves on both sides will grow in one direction, and they will not appear too big in size and growth. difference. If we want to ensure the growth of the Clivia leaves, we need to start with daily maintenance and rotate them regularly.

Because Clivia is particularly sensitive to light during its growth period , generally the leaves on the sunny side will grow faster and larger than the shady side. If we place the Clivia in the wrong position, the leaves will be short on one side and long on the other side as they grow. At this time, we need to place the Clivia correctly!

Generally when we place Clivia, we try our best to Make sure to place it in the north-south direction, not east-west direction. Because placing it in the north-south direction allows it to better receive light, and the amount of light received will be relatively uniform, so the leaves of Clivia will slowly grow in one direction. In addition, it is best to rotate the pot regularly, about once a week, so that the leaves will grow more evenly.

Of course, if your Clivia leaves have grown crooked At this time, we can shade the fast-growing side and let the short side grow first, so that it can slowly return to normal growth.

In addition to light, we should also pay more attention to watering and fertilizing when maintaining Clivia:

Watering: Clivia itself has fleshy roots, and it is often maintained The bad thing is that the amount of watering is too much. When we water the Clivia, it is best to water it thoroughly at one time. In winter, we need to reduce the amount of watering. If necessary, we can spray water mist to increase the moisture.

Fertilization: Clivia can be appropriately supplemented during its growth period Use a thin layer of fertilizer and water, but not too much to avoid root rot. In this season, don’t fertilize the Clivia any more, otherwise the nutrients will not be absorbed and it will cause counter effects.

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