If you want to care for Clivia, you can place it in a brightly lit location indoors, such as the living room, study room or window sill. During the maintenance period, the Clivia needs to be given a suitable temperature and sufficient water to facilitate the growth of the Clivia. During its growth period, the Clivia should also be given an appropriate amount of light and fertilizer to promote the growth of its flowers and leaves. How to care for Clivia

Clivia is an ornamental flower with beautiful plant shape, thick leaves, delicate and bright flowers, and high ornamental value. Clivia loves warmth and likes warm and semi-shady climates. If you want to care for Clivia, you can place it indoors in a well-lit location. The growth temperature should be between 18 and 28 degrees, and the winter temperature should be above 10 degrees.

Clivia likes astigmatism and is intolerant of strong light. During the maintenance period, the lighting time of Clivia must be controlled. During the growth period and before flowering, Clivia can be moved outdoors to a well-lit environment for maintenance. Sufficient light is beneficial to the growth of Clivia flowers and leaves. If the light is too strong in summer, the Clivia needs to be moved to a cool place to avoid direct sunlight.

Clivia has strong drought tolerance and likes a humid climate environment, but Clivia is not resistant to waterlogging. Clivia is suitable for growing in a humid and ventilated environment. During the maintenance period, it needs appropriate watering and the soil should be kept moist. When the summer temperature is above 32 degrees and the winter temperature is above 10 degrees, water control is required after the Clivia enters a dormant state.

Clivia has a beautiful plant shape, beautiful flowers and leaves, and brightly colored flowers. It is suitable to be grown indoors for people to watch. Keeping it indoors requires opening windows frequently to maintain indoor air circulation. During the maintenance period, thin fertilizer should also be applied to the Clivia to promote the growth of the leaves and flowers. However, the fertilizer needs to be stopped after the Clivia stops growing.