How to raise Clivia, introduction to breeding methods and precautions

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1. How to raise Clivia

2. Introduction to matters needing attention

Temperature: Clivia is a plant that likes warmth. It is recommended to control the temperature between 15-25℃ during maintenance. Sunlight: It likes full sun. When maintaining, it should be placed in a place with bright sunlight. Watering: Clivia likes a moist environment. When raising it, water it in time to keep its soil slightly moist. Fertilizer: During the growing season, fertilize every 15-20 days. Fertilizer can be foliar fertilizer or liquid fertilizer.

1. How to raise Clivia

1. Temperature: Clivia is a plant that likes warmth. It is recommended to control the temperature between 15-25℃ during maintenance. This will keep its leaves and roots in better condition, which is good for its growth.

2. Sunshine: It likes plenty of sunshine. When maintaining, it should be placed in a place with bright sunlight. This way it can synthesize more nutrients and grow faster. But it should be noted that it is more afraid of the sun. When the sun is very strong at noon, it should be shaded in time to prevent it from getting sunburned.

3. Watering: Clivia likes a humid environment. When it grows, water it in time to keep its soil slightly moist. During the growing season, there must be no shortage of water. It is best to water every 3-5 days. But be careful, don't water yet if the soil hasn't dried out yet. This will prevent water from accumulating in the soil and causing its roots to rot.

4. Fertilization: During the growing season, fertilization can be applied every 15-20 days. You can choose foliar fertilizer as fertilizer, which is very beneficial to its leaf growth. If not, you can also choose liquid fertilizer. Dilute it and pour it into the soil.

2. Introduction to precautions

1. Maintain ventilation: When raising Clivia, you must pay attention to ventilation. Being in a closed environment for a long time will cause it to grow poorly. It is best to open the windows every day to ventilate and give it more fresh air.

2. Pay attention to changing the soil: every 1-2 years of breeding, you need to change the soil once to ensure that the soil is always soft and rich. When changing the soil, you can trim its old and rotten roots. This will make it grow better.

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