Cure Clivia's arrow in 5 days! Learn a trick to pull out the flowers!

The temperature is low and the indoor temperature difference is not enough

1. The suitable temperature for Clivia growth is about 20℃. If the temperature is too low during the flowering period or the temperature difference between morning and evening is small where the Clivia is placed at home, it will affect the arrow pulling process and cause the Clivia to be pinched.

2. Once you find that the Clivia has signs of archery, you must take immediate action. We can move it to the air-conditioned room at home to control the temperature. When the temperature rises, you can place it indoors during the day and move it to the balcony at night. Generally, the temperature is 25℃ during the day and 15℃ at night, and the Clivia will grow well.

Lack of water

1. When Clivia is sprouting, the cells divide quickly and consume a lot of water. If you don't water it enough at this time, it will bloom prematurely and cause the arrow to be stuck.

2. When it is blooming, water more frequently than usual to keep the soil of the Clivia moist. In spring, you can water it about once a week. It does not need to be watered thoroughly, just water it when it is dry.

Lack of nutrition, lack of motivation

1. The growth of Clivia requires a large amount of energy reserves. If the energy obtained by Clivia in the early stage is not enough, it will not have sufficient power to extend upward. However, it will be too late to apply base fertilizer when it blooms.

2. Putting aside other factors, if your Clivia has not been fertilized in the early stage, you can try diluting 1% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution and spraying it on the roots and leaves of the Clivia when it starts to sprout, or you can also choose other foliar fertilizers.

Soil compaction reduces absorption capacity

1. Clivia has a thick root system and a strong ability to absorb nutrients. If the soil in the pot is too hard and is not loosened or replaced in time, it will affect Clivia's absorption of nutrients, which will also become the reason for affecting its arrow growth.

2. It is recommended to change the potting soil of Clivia every year and loosen the soil frequently to improve the soil structure and help the roots of Clivia grow better and absorb nutrients.

Insufficient light

1. Adequate light is beneficial for Clivia to convert the absorbed nutrients into the energy needed for its own growth. Insufficient light will definitely have a certain impact on the growth of Clivia.

2. In spring, the external light becomes stronger and stronger. You can place the Clivia in a sunny but not direct place. Avoid direct sunlight in summer. After entering winter, you need to increase the light and place the Clivia on the south balcony.

Clivia is aging or has damaged roots

1. If the Clivia is planted for too long, the plant will age. In addition, too high a temperature and overly moist soil will cause root rot. Both will affect the flowering of the Clivia and prevent it from producing arrows.

2. We can cut off the aging or rotten roots, and then sterilize the wound: soak it in 0.1% potassium permanganate solution for 5 minutes, then apply a little carbendazim, then dry it in a cool place for one to two days, and then plant the plant in a pot.

The above is what you need to pay attention to when the Clivia is preparing to pull out the arrow. What should you do if your Clivia is suffering from the pain of being pinched?

Use the principle that plants will grow tall without light: move the Clivia to a dark room without light, keep the temperature at around 20℃, and it will sprout in 3 to 5 days! Try it now!

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