Clivia cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

4. Fertilizer

5. Things to note

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Soil: Special soil needs to be used, which is loose and fertile and has good drainage. Temperature: The temperature in winter should be higher than 5℃ and not lower than 0℃. Lighting: It needs to be maintained in a brightly lit place, not too dark. Fertilizer: Add a certain amount of nitrogen fertilizer when watering during the growing season. In addition, when placing, the leaf tips should face the direction of the light source in the room, and the indoor temperature difference should be increased during the flowering period.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Clivia needs special soil. Its roots are fleshy roots. The soil needs to be loose, fertile and well-drained. In addition to special soil, other soils can also be used as long as they are loose and water-permeable.

2. Temperature

Clivia is afraid of low temperatures. Generally, Clivia can survive the winter normally at about 5 degrees above zero, but will suffer from frostbite below 0 degrees.

3. Light

Clivia is Maintain it indoors in a brightly lit place. It cannot be placed in direct sunlight or in an environment that is too dark. It can grow normally as long as the light is bright.

4. Fertilizer

During the growing season during the maintenance process, a certain amount of thin nitrogen fertilizer can be added to the water every time it is watered, and the fertilizer can be added in conjunction with watering. It will grow stronger.

5. Precautions

1 1. The leaf tip of the Clivia should face the direction of the light source in the room. If you need to adjust the direction when changing the pot, you only need to turn it 180 degrees, so that its leaves will grow more evenly.

2. Clivia needs a certain temperature difference during the flowering period. If the temperature during the flowering period is too low or too high, and the change is relatively small, it will easily appear the phenomenon of pinched arrows, and the flowers will only be drawn at the bottom and cannot come out. By increasing the temperature difference, arrow pinching can be reduced.

2. Temperature

4. Fertilizer

5. Things to note

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