But it still likes relatively weak light, especially strong light. The leaves of Clivia have phototaxis. If it is placed in one place indoors for a long time, the leaves will inevitably deflect toward

But it still likes relatively weak light, especially strong light. The leaves of Clivia have phototaxis. If it is placed in one place indoors for a long time, the leaves will inevitably deflect towards the direction of the sun. In terms of its plant shape, it is difficult to achieve a line when looking sideways and a straight line when looking directly. The viewing effect of the fan.

Clivia must be placed in the north-south direction. If it is not in the north-south direction, the leaves will grow skewed. What if the leaves grow skewed? You can pull the two leaves together and clamp them together, or surround them with playing cards so as not to damage the leaves. Normally, the leaves will be corrected in 15-20 days.

The thick fleshy roots of Clivia not only store enough water, but also put forward higher requirements for the soil on which it depends for survival. Only nutritious soil with good air permeability, loose texture and rich humus is suitable for the growth of Clivia's fleshy roots.

Rot-resistant leaves or pine hair must be fermented before use. Without fermentation, it will not work. Without fermentation, the roots will easily burn to death. Clivia must change the soil once a year.

The time and frequency of repotting and changing the soil of Clivia depends on the size of the seedlings and the season. Mature clivias like these need to change the soil once a year. The best time to change soil is in spring and autumn, because Clivia is growing vigorously at this time and the growth of the plant will not be affected by soil change. Take out the Clivia from the pot, cut off the rotten roots and old roots that have no absorption capacity, and remove the waste soil. Cover the drainage hole of the flower pot with broken pot pieces, fill it with 2-5 cm thick nutrient soil, grab a handful of soil to solidify the inside of the roots, then place the plant in the pot, fill the pot with nutrient soil to the height of the pot Halfway through the pot, gently press down with your hands along the edge of the pot, so that the roots stand in the pot and are not easy to bend. The key to replacing soil is to pack the roots firmly with soil. Otherwise, there will be no soil at the roots, and water and nutrients will not reach the roots, which will easily cause root rot and pinched arrows. After replacing the nutrient soil, water it thoroughly.

In fact, in the final analysis, the knowledge of Clivia maintenance is far more than this. Much of the maintenance knowledge must be explored and accumulated by orchid farmers in practice. But you don’t have to worry, because many Clivia lovers also know that it is difficult to raise Clivia well, but it is also not easy to raise it to death. Although this is a joke, it also shows on the other hand that Clivia is not so of squeamishness. As long as you are more hands-on and attentive in your daily life, you will definitely be able to cultivate a Clivia with lush foliage, bright flowers and red fruits, and it will naturally add a bit of beauty and fun to your life.