The growth of Clivia needs an environment that is neither hot nor cold, dry nor wet. The optimum temperature is 15-25 degrees, above 30 degrees. When the humidity is high, the leaves will grow white and turn yellow. I like scattered light and avoid direct light in summer. You can't water it every day. It is estimated that this Clivia plant has too much water and has been cut for too long, so the bottom leaves turn yellow.

Rotten horse manure water is most suitable for the growth and development of Clivia. The thoroughly decomposed horse manure water should be diluted and watered for many days at a time, so that the surface of the basin soil is dry and wet.

In the process of growth, you can also apply dilute decomposed cake fertilizer eluent (10- 15 days). Pour the pot every 2-3 years, and cut off the degenerated roots and excessively long roots. Use 20% rotten horse manure, 10% rotten leaves, 50% soil and 20% sand to water the basin soil.