How to make Clivia oil residue fertilizer?

It can only be used if it is rotted in a container for more than a week. If it's convenient, find some sheep dung, wash it twice with clear water, put it in a plastic bag for two to three weeks, and then bury it in a flowerpot. Remember not to go near the roots of Clivia. The dosage is not much, just use it twice a year in March and September. It is better to add some potassium dihydrogen phosphate when watering normally.

What are the breeding methods and precautions of Clivia?

Clivia is shade-tolerant, and likes humid and cool environment. Summer planting should avoid the big sun as much as possible,/kloc-above 0/5 degrees and below 25 degrees, which is most suitable for its growth. In winter, we need to consider how to create a warm environment to make it safe for the winter.

Let's talk about how to choose a flowerpot first. Clivia is a famous flower, but the more exquisite the flowerpot, the better. Although the lowest vegetarian flowerpot looks not beautiful enough, its air permeability is not comparable to that of ordinary flowerpots. For the root of Clivia, air permeability is the most important. Old flowerpots used for many years have poor air permeability, so they should be soaked and cleaned before use, and then exposed to the sun.

Soil is the foundation of flower cultivation. It is best to use ceramic tiles at the bottom of the flowerpot, which is conducive to eliminating stagnant water. The flower soil can refer to the following formula: humus soil accounts for 50%, coarse sand accounts for 65,438+05%, carbon gravel accounts for 20%, and mature fertilizer accounts for 65,438+05 (mature fertilizer should avoid direct contact with flower roots).

Tell everyone: Charcoal can be bought in the street, 2 yuan 1 kg. You can go to a secluded place in the park, especially a place where few people clean it, look for black soil scattered into mud, and then mix it with gravel, coarse sand and charcoal to increase air permeability. Add some rotten bean powder.

After the soil is prepared, it should be disinfected. Exposure is necessary, and it can also be packaged in plastic bags and sterilized in a microwave oven. This kind of soil is suitable for newly planted Clivia, with soil changed in the middle.

Planting Clivia changes the soil once a year, which is suitable for spring and autumn. When changing soil, cut off rotten roots and dry roots. Fill the roots with soil, otherwise, it is difficult for water and nutrients to reach the roots. After changing the soil, it should be watered and permeable.

The root of Clivia is fleshy, and the water in the flowerpot is easy to cause root rot. Water evaporation is less in winter, so watering times should be reduced appropriately. It is usually recommended to use a watering can, clean leaves to increase humidity, and water to kill two birds with one stone. Water should be watered during flowering, but the flowerpot must not hold water.

Rain or snow water is the best choice for watering. You can put a big post on the balcony to put it away in rainy days. Tap water and well water have low temperatures, so they should be properly stored for a few days before watering flowers. After the tap water is stored, the chlorine in the water can also be removed.

The principle of watering is: don't dry it thoroughly, water it thoroughly as soon as you water it. Clivia has a well-developed root system, coupled with soil hardening and other reasons, it is sometimes difficult to pour thoroughly. You can put the whole flowerpot into a bucket or washbasin and take it out in about 1 minute.

One thing to pay attention to when watering in summer is water vapor isolation. The soil on the surface of the flowerpot looks very dry, but in fact the soil at the root is still very wet. If you water it at this time, it will easily lead to the decay of Clivia.

It is best to water and fertilize at the same time. In the vigorous growth period, fully fermented fertilizer water or rice washing water can be applied every 15 -20 days. You can buy special fertilizer to apply it, but it is best not to use chemical fertilizer.

Summer is hard for Clivia. Clivia is best placed in a ventilated place, preferably in a pool or basin (padded with wooden boards), and water is often sprayed around plants and leaves to improve the temperature and humidity environment of Clivia. To control fertilization, try to apply less or no fertilizer. When watering, be careful not to let the water drop into the heart of the leaf, so as to avoid rotten heart disease.

Clivia, like other plants, has phototaxis and needs to move its position and direction frequently. That side is not very good, so put that side in the sunny position so that it can grow symmetrically.

In short, flowers should be cultivated with care. If you treat them with your heart, they will return your surprise. Clivia is not so delicate, but it can't be left unattended. I hope every orchid friend can take care of his flowers!