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Clivia

Mature Clivia will sprout young buds from its rhizomes almost every year. Flower lovers can separate these small buds when repotting the Clivia in spring. After a few days, you will have a new pot of flowers!

1. Carefully remove the Clivia from the pot. You can use a small flower shovel to help. Be careful not to use too much force to avoid damaging the roots.

2. Clean the soil around the roots and observe the condition of the roots.

3. Carefully break off the small buds, preferably with some roots to facilitate their survival later.

4. Clean the root system and cut off old roots and rotten roots.

5. Soak the roots of Clivia in carbendazim solution (carbendazim: water = 1:2000) for 20-30 minutes for disinfection.

6. Place the Clivia with disinfected roots in a cool and ventilated place to dry. It is best to apply some carbendazim on the root wound.

7. After the roots are dry, the Clivia can be put back into the pot!

The potting soil can be prepared according to the ratio of leaf mold: pine needle soil: river sand = 3:2:1. For small rootless buds, the proportion of sand should be increased.

8. Water until water can seep out from the holes at the bottom of the flowerpot. After that, place the Clivia in a cool and ventilated place, away from the sun. Wait until new leaves grow and you can take care of it normally!

asparagus

Asparagus fern is a clumping plant, that is, many asparagus fern grow in one pot. As it grows, it will continue to produce new plants, and slowly the original pot can no longer hold them. If you do not change the pot and divide the plants at this time, it will be detrimental to the growth of asparagus fern and may easily cause root rot, yellow leaves, etc.

1. Carefully clean out the soil in the flowerpot, being careful not to damage the roots, and finally take out the whole plant.

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2. Clean the soil around the roots.

Use your hands to gently pat the roots to remove the dirt, be gentle, and finally rinse with water.

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3. If you observe the root system carefully, you will find some nodes where the roots grow, which can be easily broken apart with a simple push. If you can't pry it open, don't use brute force. You may have looked in the wrong place and can try again.

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4. Apply some carbendazim on the wound and place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry. For beginners, it is best not to have each asparagus fern plant be too small.

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5. After the roots have dried, the asparagus fern needs to be repotted. Asparagus fern likes loose and fertile sandy soil. You can mix leaf mold and coarse sand in a ratio of 7:3.

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6. Spread a layer of expanded clay at the bottom of the flower pot to prevent root rot.

7. Put a layer of soil on top of the expanded clay, and mix organic fertilizer into the soil as base fertilizer.

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8. After putting in the asparagus fern, gently shake the plant while filling the soil. Finally, use your hands to slightly compact the soil in the pot and water it thoroughly.

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9. Place it in a cool and ventilated place for a week.

Chlorophytum

During the growth process, spider plants will grow branches, which are the little babies of spider plants. When the spider plants on the branches grow little roots, they can be transplanted.