Can Clivia be grown in the living room? Can ferrous sulfate be used?

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1. Can it be kept in the living room?

2. Can ferrous sulfate be used?

3. Maintenance precautions

You can keep Clivia in the living room. Its leaves are thick and the flowers are very bright, which can not only be admired but also absorb dust. When maintaining in the living room, do not maintain it in a place with strong light, and do not place it in a draft to avoid being blown in winter. During maintenance, ferrous sulfate can be poured into it, which can supplement iron for the plant and adjust the acidity and alkalinity of the soil, which is very helpful for its growth.

1. Can it be kept in the living room?

Clivia is a plant with thick leaves and bright colors when it blooms. It is very suitable to be kept in the living room. First, it can be admired, and second, it can absorb dust. Can play a filtering role. However, when maintaining the living room, you should also pay attention to the placement. It can be placed next to the TV, on the balcony of the living room, or at the entrance. It should not be placed in a location where there is direct sunlight or a draft, as it is easy to be blown by the cold wind and cause frostbite in winter.

2. Can ferrous sulfate be used

Clivia can use ferrous sulfate, which can adjust the acidity and alkalinity of the soil, supplement iron elements for the plants, and prevent the plants from yellowing. However, the amount used should not be too large, and the frequency should not be too frequent, otherwise it will cause the roots of the plants to turn black and rot. When using, please note that the powder cannot be applied directly to plants. It must be dissolved in water before watering. It should be sealed well when not in use, otherwise it will oxidize and lose its original function if you water the flowers again.

3. Maintenance precautions

1. In winter, it is generally necessary to enter the room. If you raise it in a room with floor heating, be careful not to raise it on the ground. This will accelerate the transpiration of water and easily cause dryness. Don't get too close to the heater, and put it in a relatively ventilated place with plenty of light to spend the winter.

2. Pay attention when watering during the maintenance period. If you breed indoors, ventilate appropriately after watering to ensure good ventilation.

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