Can the leaves of Clivia be planted alive? How to plant Clivia to make it live?

1. Can Clivia leaves be planted alive?

The leaves of Clivia can be grown alive, but attention must be paid to the planting method and the selection of leaves. The leaves must be selected to be relatively strong, without damage, disease or insect pests, so that they will have stronger germination ability and increase the possibility of survival. In addition, you should also pay attention to the method.

2. How to plant Clivia leaves

After selecting the leaves, they must be cleaned and disinfected first, and the wounds must be dried. It is best to dip the petiole in rooting powder twice, which can increase the rooting rate. The soil should be well-drained, breathable and water-permeable. It is recommended to mix it with vermiculite, perlite, sandy loam, etc., and it should be disinfected to prevent the leaves from being infected by diseases and pests. It does not need to be planted too deep, three to five centimeters deep in the soil will be enough. Too deep is not good.

3. How to cultivate Clivia to survive

During normal cultivation, disinfection must be carried out first. The bulbs can be directly soaked in a solution of carbendazim for about thirty to forty minutes. Take it out and let it dry before planting in a pot. Before potting, spray some water on the surface of the soil to moisten the surface soil. Then just plant the processed bulbs. Be careful not to plant too deep. After planting, place it in a dark, ventilated place for maintenance. Water when the soil is dry and then wet, not too frequently. After about 20 minutes of treatment, the plant will survive and grow new roots.