How to grow Clivia better

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: Clivia is afraid of cold and cannot grow in a cold place for a long time. When caring for it, try to place it in a warm place and provide it with a temperature of 12-28℃. This will make it grow better.

2. Light: It needs scattered light to grow. When caring for it, you can place it indoors to receive soft light, or you can place it outdoors and use a shade net to provide it with appropriate lighting conditions.

3. Watering: It likes moisture, so water it in time during maintenance. Especially in spring and autumn, when it is in the growing season, you must water it frequently to keep the soil slightly moist but without water accumulation inside to prevent it from lack of water.

4. Fertilization: It needs certain nutrient support to grow well. Therefore, in spring and autumn, low-concentration liquid fertilizer should be applied to it every 10 days or so to provide nutrients.

2. Maintenance Tips

1. Rotate the pot: When growing it, let the tip of its leaves face the direction of the sunlight, and rotate the pot every 15 days or so so that the tip of the leaves on the other side face the sunlight. This allows the leaves on both sides to receive light evenly and grow symmetrically.

2. Change the soil: It is suitable for growing in soft, breathable and fertile soil. Therefore, you should use high-quality culture soil when breeding, and the soil should be renewed every 1-2 years. This can ensure that the soil in which it is grown always maintains good air permeability and sufficient fertility to ensure that it grows better.