Clivia has flower arrows every year. I put it in a small dark room, poured some wine on it, and the flower arrows actually came out in 5 days!

What should I do if my Clivia has an arrow stuck in it?

Clivia is a flower that is deeply loved by flower lovers. It has upright green leaves, large and bright flowers, and is very majestic. But the most feared thing about growing Clivia is the arrow being pinched. It is very annoying when the arrow is pinched. Today Huahua will share with you some good methods to make your flower arrow grow quickly~

Method 1: Lock in a small dark room

The Clivia finally grew a flower arrow, but it turned out to be stuck! Don't worry, put it in a small dark room, and the flower arrow will pop out in about a week~

Specific method:

Place the Clivia with flower arrows in a dark room, or wrap it in a black, opaque plastic bag. Check it again after a while, and the flower arrows will grow out.

Method 2: Pour a little white wine

The flower arrow of Clivia is squeezed in the core of the leaves and cannot grow out? Give Clivia some white wine, and the flower arrows will grow out soon~

Specific method:

Find some white wine, not the kind with too high a proof. Pour the amount into a small wine glass, which is about 20 to 30 ml. Then dilute it 20 times with water and pour it into the soil in the pot. Soon the flower arrow of the Clivia will come out.

Method 3: Ensure a temperature difference of more than 10°C

The reason why Clivia is pinching arrows may be the room temperature. The room temperature is too high or the temperature difference between day and night is low. Generally, it is necessary to increase the temperature difference between day and night, which is conducive to the differentiation and germination of Clivia flower buds.

Specific method:

Place the Clivia in a low temperature place such as the balcony at night, but make sure the temperature is above 7 or 8 degrees Celsius. Move it indoors during the day to ensure a 10 degrees temperature difference between day and night, and the Clivia will not get its arrows pinched.

Method 4: Increase the amount of watering

Because they are worried about the root rot of Clivia, many flower lovers will reduce watering in winter. In fact, this may also be the reason for the Clivia to have arrows.

Specific method:

After the Clivia has grown flower arrows, you can increase the frequency of watering appropriately, watering once a week. If you are worried about root rot due to watering too frequently, then water it normally, and then spray water on the leaves after 4 or 5 days. Be sure to pay attention not to spill water into the leaf core when spraying.

What should I do if Clivia doesn’t bloom for 3 or 4 years?

Many flower lovers have complained to Huahua that they have been raising Clivia at home for 2 or 3 years, and that the leaves have grown several pairs, but no flower arrows have appeared. In this case, you can give the Clivia some fertilizer~

1. Feed Clivia some melon seed fertilizer

Clivia is a kind of flower that particularly likes fertilizer, especially oil crops. The leftover melon seed shells can be processed into a good fertilizer for Clivia.

Specific steps:

1. Collect the melon seed shells left over from eating melon seeds, make sure they are original flavor, rinse them several times with clean water, expose the melon seed shells to the sun, and spread them out to dry for 2-3 days.

2. When repotting Clivia, you can spread a thin layer of melon seed peels on the bottom of the pot. This can effectively prevent water accumulation and root rot. At the same time, the melon seed peels slowly release nutrients, which can make Clivia grow better.

2. Give Clivia some bone soup

It is not easy for Clivia to bloom if it does not accumulate enough nutrients, so we can give it some bone soup to supplement the nutrients needed for growth.

Specific steps:

1. Soak the large bones or ribs left over from daily meals in clean water for 1 or 2 days, break them up and cook them in a pot for 40 minutes. After cooling, put them in a plastic bucket, add brown sugar and seal it for composting. Let the air out every 3 or 4 days.

2. When the fertilizer liquid turns black, it is fermented. Pour out the upper clear liquid and dilute it with water. The ratio of fertilizer liquid to water is 1:40. Mix well and water the Clivia. Water it once a month and the Clivia will grow green and tall.

After mastering these 4 tips,

You don't have to worry about Clivia getting an arrow stuck on it anymore~

The flower arrow came out!

If you have any questions about flower cultivation,

Just tell Huahua~