How to grow Clivia in autumn

1. Repotting

If you don't repot it in the spring, you will need to repot it in the fall. This will give its roots more space to grow, and you can also replace it with more fertile flower soil to help it grow better. If you find new shoots growing at the base of the plant when repotting, you can cut them off and plant them separately to grow them into new plants.

2. Increase watering

In autumn, it will wake up from its dormant state and begin to resume growth. At this time, you need to increase the frequency of watering it and provide it with more water to help it grow. Specifically, you can water it every 5-7 days. You can choose tap water, but you need to take it out first and leave it aside for 1-2 days before using it.

3. Increase fertilization

Its growth rate is relatively fast in autumn, so the frequency of fertilization needs to be increased to provide it with nutrients. It is best to choose liquid fertilizer for flowers, but you can also use some compound fertilizer. The frequency of fertilization should not be too high, preferably no more than three times a month. Before fertilizing, you need to dilute the flower fertilizer with clean water to prevent the concentration from being too high and burning the roots of the plant.