Taboos for the maintenance of Clivia in four seasons

Spring maintenance of Clivia - avoid wind

In spring, Clivia sprouts and grows, and the growth of the root system will gradually accelerate. However, one thing to note in the spring is that due to lack of nutrients, the leaves of Clivia will become dehydrated after being blown by the wind, and their ornamental value will be reduced.

Therefore, in the spring, Clivia should be protected from wind, which may cause adverse effects.

Clivia summer care - avoid sun exposure

In summer, Clivia is afraid of sunlight, because although Clivia itself does not require much light, it prefers a semi-shaded environment.

In summer, the light and temperature are always very high, which will accelerate the evaporation of water in Clivia and cause it to lose water. If you don't water it properly at this time, the leaves will turn yellow.

Therefore, in summer, it is best to provide shade and cooling for Clivia, maintain a high air humidity, and pay attention to reducing fertilization.

Clivia autumn care - avoid rain and water spray

In autumn, the temperature gradually drops and it is rainy at this time, so when growing Clivia, you must be careful to avoid rain, and do not water it too much. Also, avoid spraying water to prevent root rot and heart rot.

At this time, be careful to prevent water from entering the center of the Clivia leaves to avoid stamen rot.

Clivia winter care - avoid low temperature and dryness

In winter, the climate is characterized by being relatively dry and the temperature is relatively low, so at this time, you must be careful to avoid low temperatures and dryness to prevent them from dying from desiccation or freezing.

In winter, you need to maintain the temperature and place it in a well-lit place indoors. The soil in the pot should be kept relatively dry, but avoid watering it.