What are the signs before Clivia blooms?

1. Flowering time

Usually you can see the vigorous Clivia from January to February. Its flowers bloom in spring and summer. Of course, if you protect it well, it can even bloom all year round. Even if the weather is extremely cold, it is possible for it to bloom. Its flowers have a limited blooming period. If you want to appreciate its beauty for a longer time, you can try to extend the flowering period. Before the flower buds are about to bloom, you can place them in a dark area, water them, and control the temperature between eight and twelve degrees Celsius. This way, it can extend the blooming period by at least ten days.

2. Omens before flowers bloom

1. If your Clivia has been growing well, but suddenly the new leaf buds grow very slowly and there is no obvious change for more than 10 days, then it is very likely that it is about to bloom.

2. If a Clivia grows a pair of green leaves one day and these two leaves are very thick, it can be judged that its flower arrow will soon appear.

3. If there is a very conspicuous groove on the leaves of your Clivia, which is called the arrow path by professionals, then your flower will bloom soon. This groove is the leaves making way for the flowers. As long as this situation occurs, your Clivia will definitely be a good variety that will bloom.

3. Notes

Of course, don't be happy too soon. The above signs only indicate that your Clivia can bloom. Whether it can be successful still requires your careful care. Be sure to pay attention to these aspects before it blooms.

1. Light: From May to September every year, place it where the sun cannot reach it directly. You can build a shed for it.

2. The temperature must be maintained between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius, there must be wind, and water mist must be sprayed at all times to maintain humidity.

3. The soil should be changed on time so that nutrients can be better absorbed.