Will you throw away your heart once your Clivia rots? Learn 1 trick to revive yourself to full health, and you will bloom in 2 months!

Why is Clivia so heartbroken?

The heart rot of Clivia is mainly caused by improper watering during the hot season. Many flower lovers are not careful when watering and pour water into the center of the plant, causing the heart leaves of the Clivia to rot.

How to save a Clivia with rotten heart?

When flower lovers are rescuing Clivia, they can choose appropriate methods according to the degree of decay of the heart leaves to avoid secondary damage to the Clivia due to improper selection of methods.

Heart lobe necrosis

Solution:

1. Move the Clivia to a cool place and stop watering for 3 to 5 days to allow the soil in the pot to dry.

2. Use a clean blade to cut off the necrotic part of the leaf. Since thick liquid may flow out of the cut, place the flower pot horizontally.

3. Use a clean paper towel or cotton swab to absorb the liquid from the wound and keep the wound surface dry.

4. Sprinkle carbendazim on the surface of the wound and place it in a dry and ventilated place to dry the wound. During this period, do not spray water on the plant and keep the environment around it dry.

Multiple heart leaves necrotize from the base

Solution:

1. First, remove the Clivia from the pot, remove the soil at the roots and clean it.

2. Break off the rotten leaves until the junction of the leaf and stem is exposed. Use a sterilized blade to cut off the rotten parts at the junction of the leaves and stems, and disinfect them with carbendazim.

3. Replant the disinfected and dried plant into the flowerpot. Pay attention to the depth and bury it only to the root neck. Water the roots slightly, but not too wet to avoid root rot.

Severe necrosis

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Solution:

1. Cut off all the rotten parts. If there are healthy leaves, you can keep them depending on the situation.

2. Disinfection: Apply gentian violet on the cut surface and keep it dry.

3. Bury the disinfected and cleaned roots in the soil, but not too deep. Wait for the roots to regrow.

How to avoid heartbreak

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Keep the soil dry

Clivia has thick leaves that store a lot of water, but its ability to absorb water is poor. Therefore, the soil should not be too wet, and should be kept on a dry state to prevent the leaves from rotting and turning black.

Strictly control moisture

When watering, be sure not to pour water on the leaves, so as to prevent water from flowing along the leaves into the center of the flower. At the same time, avoid exposing Clivia to rain, as rainwater is dirty and can cause the leaves in the center of the flower to rot.

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