Clivia raised by Mr. Wang was placed at the bottom of the flowerpot, and all the flowerpots burst and blossomed!

Growing flowers requires skill. Many times, even if we take care of our beloved flowers in a normal way, we can't avoid the phenomenon of yellowing leaves and rotten roots. At this time, many clever friends thought of watering the flowers with lobster sauce to increase nutrition, or using willow branches to help take root.

These methods are very effective in raising flowers, but Clivia, as the "king of flowers", sometimes uses these tricks, but there is still no sign of flowering. Huahua's neighbor, Mr. Wang, is an expert in flower cultivation. All the leaves of his Clivia are bright and in full bloom. I asked him about the secret recipe. It turns out that putting it under the flowerpot can solve the problem.

Friends who raise Clivia know that its roots belong to fleshy roots and need sufficient fertilizer for maintenance, while ordinary soil conservation can't provide enough nutrients. There will be no flowers or yellow leaves at this time. At this time, we can choose to put some sesame oil residue at the bottom of the flowerpot. Because sesame oil residue contains a lot of oil, it is suitable as fertilizer, which can supplement the basic fertilizer needed for the growth of Clivia.

We can go to the wholesale place to buy some sesame oil or buy it online. This kind of sesame oil residue is cheaper. After you get sesame oil residue, you should expose yourself to the sun for half a month to sterilize it. Dry sesame oil residue needs to be broken before it can be used. We put the pieces of sesame oil residue at the bottom of the flowerpot, and then add soil up. It is said that Clivia can bloom twice a year with this maintenance.

If you want Clivia to grow well, you can't relax your daily maintenance.

Clivia should pay attention to its phototaxis when maintaining, which requires us to move the position of Clivia irregularly, so that the grown Clivia can be symmetrical and beautiful. During the flowering of Clivia, attention should be paid to watering the roots, and there should be no water in the flowerpot. If you are afraid of not mastering the amount of water on weekdays, you can spray leaves with a watering can to increase the humidity.

It is best not to use tap water directly to water Clivia. You can collect a little rain or volatilize tap water and then water Clivia. Summer is the most difficult season to raise Clivia, so it should be placed in a ventilated place to increase water and apply fertilizer as little as possible. In winter, the temperature is low and evaporation is slow. At this time, it is necessary to water less, and be careful not to splash the leaves when watering, so as not to rot.

After Clivia grows and matures, the soil should be changed once a year, and the soil change is concentrated in spring and autumn. Clivia should be careful not to destroy the roots when changing the soil, and the rotten roots can be trimmed appropriately to ensure the growth of Clivia afterwards.

Clivia is difficult to raise, but as long as you try your best, you can still see the beautiful flowers. Friends who raise Clivia should be patient and remember to pay more attention to the maintenance tips in life!