What should you pay attention to when Clivia has just been transplanted?

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1. What should you pay attention to when Clivia has just been transplanted?

2. How to care for newly transplanted Clivia in summer

3. Do you need to water the newly transplanted Clivia?

When Clivia is transplanted, you need to pay attention to watering, lighting and fertilization. In terms of watering, if the root wound of the plant is not dry before it is placed in the soil, you need to wait for two days before watering it. If it is potted after it is dry, you can water it thoroughly at once. In terms of light, the newly transplanted Clivia cannot receive sunlight immediately and needs to be placed in a ventilated and shaded place. In terms of fertilization, it is necessary to temporarily stop fertilizing and wait until it is completely absorbed into the pot before starting normal management.

1. What should you pay attention to after transplanting Clivia

Watering: Watering the newly transplanted Clivia should be based on the condition of its root system before it is put into the soil. If the wound is buried in the soil without drying after the root system is pruned, you need to wait for two days before watering it to avoid infection of the wound after watering again. And if it is potted after drying, you can water it thoroughly at once. The water poured at this time is also called root water, which is conducive to the recovery of the plant's root system. But be careful not to overdo it, so as not to make the pot soil too wet and cause root rot. The root system itself is relatively fragile just after transplanting.

Light: The newly transplanted Clivia cannot receive sunlight immediately irradiation, otherwise it will easily lead to dehydration and death due to excessive evaporation of water. It needs to be placed in a ventilated and shaded place, keeping the temperature above 20 degrees and below 25 degrees. After one or two weeks of maintenance, you can move it to a semi-shady place for normal maintenance. After a month, you can move it outside in the morning and evening to receive an hour or two of sunlight.

Fertilization: You need to temporarily stop fertilizing the Clivia that has just been repotted. After it has adapted to the new environment and completely settled in the pot, and its roots have grown better, you can then fertilize it with a small amount of fertilizer to replenish nutrients.

2. How to care for newly transplanted Clivia in summer

The newly transplanted Clivia cannot receive direct light, and the light in summer is too strong, so it needs to be maintained in a semi-shady place with strong ventilation. In addition, you can also spray water frequently to increase the humidity of the maintenance environment. In terms of fertilization, you need to wait until it resumes growth, otherwise it will easily burn the roots.

3. Do you need to water the newly transplanted Clivia?

Do not water the newly transplanted Clivia. Because the roots of the newly transplanted Clivia are still relatively fragile, if the amount of watering is not controlled well, the pot soil will be too wet and root rot will occur.

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