Clivia is suitable to be cultivated in humus-rich soil, which is excellent in air permeability and drainage, and helps Clivia to absorb more nutrients, and its roots can breathe more smoothly, which can help promote flowering.

2. Water correctly

Clivia likes humid growth environment, so we should pay attention to its watering frequency when maintaining it. Generally, it should be watered once every morning and evening in summer, and sprayed with water when the air is dry to enhance the air humidity. In spring and autumn, it should be watered once a day, and it does not need too much water in winter, just once a week.

3. Illumination temperature

Clivia is in the stage of flower bud differentiation in autumn and winter. At this time, it is necessary to make up enough light. When the weather gets cold slowly, it is necessary to strengthen its scattered light, but it cannot let the strong light shine directly. And keep the temperature difference between day and night not too large, just around 10℃, so after one month of maintenance, your Clivia can blossom well!

4. Rational fertilization

In addition to adding some bean cakes to the soil of Clivia as base fertilizer, topdressing should be carried out every month. Generally, fertilizers such as fish meal, bone meal and cake fertilizer are used, and the measurement of fertilization is continuously increased with the increase of leaves. Before the flower bud differentiation of Clivia, some fertilizers containing more phosphorus can also be applied, and bone meal and fish scales are suitable.

5. Air humidity

This is also an important factor to determine whether Clivia blooms. Clivia likes to grow in a warm and humid environment. If the environmental humidity is too low, the leaves of Clivia will become lifeless, which will make its leaves lose luster and is not conducive to flowering. Therefore, we should pay attention to keep the humidity of the air environment where Clivia grows at about 70%.

6. Clean the blades

Whether the leaves of Clivia are well cultivated or not also has a very important relationship with flowering. Only when the leaves grow vigorously can there be more nutrients to promote the flowering of Clivia. In the usual maintenance, we should pay attention to wiping the leaves of Clivia frequently with clean water and then putting them in a ventilated place.

7. Change pots every year

Clivia's flowerpot is too small, which is not conducive to flowering, because the flowerpot is too small to hinder the growth of its root system, and the root system cannot be derived, and the plant will naturally not grow so luxuriantly that it will not bloom. In the spring of each year, Clivia should be changed, and half of the soil should be removed and replaced with new soil.