How to grow Clivia quickly

1. Suitable soil

It likes to grow in acidic, corrosive and well-ventilated soil. It needs sufficient water, but not too much. When preparing the soil, it should be mainly a mixture of humus soil, clean river sand and furnace ash. During the growth process, the soil should be constantly replaced.

2. Apply fertilizer correctly

It needs to be fertilized once in winter, mainly with phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, and less nitrogen fertilizer. This will allow it to grow more new leaves. However, when fertilizing, be sure to use appropriate amounts and do not apply concentrated fertilizers or raw fertilizers. ,

3. Water appropriately

You can water it once every 20 days or so, and combine it with watering with horseshoe water. If the indoor temperature is too low, you need to control the amount of watering. Do not let the pot be too moist, otherwise the plant will be prone to root rot, but the soil in the pot cannot be too dry.

4. Suitable temperature

The best temperature for its growth is between 15 and 20 degrees, and it should not be lower than 10 degrees. After it shoots out arrows, the temperature should be kept around 18 degrees. The temperature difference between day and night should be around 10 degrees, otherwise it will affect the flowering of the plant.

5. Suitable lighting

It does not require much light, and usually relies on scattered light. It does not need too strong light, especially in the summer when the sun is strong. It should be avoided from being exposed to the sun. Even in winter, it cannot be exposed to strong light, otherwise it will prolong the flowering period. Therefore, if you want it to bloom earlier, you can reduce the light exposure time.