How to water Clivia with aspirin?

When using aspirin to raise Clivia, we should first dissolve it with a small amount of ethanol, then dilute the irrigation roots with water, or wipe the leaves of Clivia with this solution to achieve the desired effect. Some people teach people to use aspirin to grow flowers, that is, throw them directly into flowerpots, which can be said to be a joke.

Although it is good to raise Clivia with aspirin, it will have side effects on the growth of Clivia if the concentration is too high. Generally, we use aspirin solution to water or wipe the leaves, and the concentration should be between 1 and 15 times. When the concentration is less than 5 times, side effects may occur. Aspirin solution can't be often used for Clivia, and the normal frequency should be once a month. Therefore, everyone should pay attention when using it, and don't be greedy for good things.