Can Clivia be grown in the living room? Can ferrous sulfate be used?

1. Can it be kept in the living room?

The leaves of the Clivia plant are thick and brightly colored when it blooms. It is very suitable to be placed in the living room. First, it can be appreciated, and second, it can absorb dust and act as a filter. However, when maintaining it in the living room, you should also pay attention to its placement. It can be placed next to the TV, on the living room balcony, or in the entrance hall. The plant should not be placed in a location exposed to direct sunlight or in a ventilated area, as it will be easily blown by the cold wind and cause frostbite in winter.

2. Can ferrous sulfate be used?

Clivia can use ferrous sulfate to adjust the acidity and alkalinity of the soil, supplement iron for the plant, and prevent the plant from yellowing. However, the amount used should not be too large, and the frequency should not be too frequent, otherwise it will cause the roots of the plant to turn black and rot. When using, please be careful not to apply the powder directly to the plants. It must be dissolved in water first and then watered. It must be sealed well when not in use, otherwise it will oxidize and lose its original function when used to water the flowers.

3. Maintenance precautions

1. Plants usually need to be brought indoors in winter. If you keep them in a room with floor heating, be careful not to place them on the ground, as this will accelerate the evaporation of water and cause them to dry out easily. Don't put it too close to the heater, but place it in a relatively ventilated and well-lit place to spend the winter.

2. When watering during maintenance, you should pay attention. If you grow it indoors, you should ventilate the plant properly after watering and try to ensure good ventilation.