Don’t be afraid of Clivia being “pinched arrow”. Do these things and the flowers will bloom, stiff and the leaves will be green!

Do you know now? Observe the Clivia at home. If it has a pinched arrow, remember to take timely measures. Don’t underestimate this pinched arrow. If not handled properly, the Clivia may die.

So what should we do if this problem occurs? Huahua gives you a tip.

If this problem occurs, the first thing to do is to break open the leaves of the Clivia and secure them with ropes. Be careful to be gentle throughout the entire operation to prevent unnecessary damage to the leaves. After fixing it, you can also use warm water (about 25 degrees) and add a small amount of beer to water the Clivia. This method is actually mainly an emergency method.

If you want to avoid the problem of Clivia having its arrows pinched in the long term, you still need to work hard on daily maintenance.

The most suitable temperature for Clivia to grow is 15-25 degrees Celsius. If the temperature is too low or too high, it is not suitable for the growth of Clivia. In this case, Clivia is likely to grow poorly. When the temperature is too low, it is difficult for the flowers of Clivia to pop out, resulting in the condition of flower arrows being trapped. Therefore, when observing that the Clivia is about to bloom, it is best to control the temperature.

Not only the temperature should be controlled, but also the temperature difference should be controlled. Clivia is a plant that likes a large temperature difference between day and night. If the temperature difference between day and night is not large, the flowers of Clivia will not bloom.

If the watering is not done properly, the arrow will be stuck. Clivia needs nutrients and water to grow arrows. Generally, if there is a lack of water at this time, it will affect the flowering of Clivia. During this period, you should water it more appropriately and increase the amount of watering.

During the growth period, Clivia actually requires a lot of fertilizer. If the arrow is pinched, you should consider whether you have not applied enough fertilizer on a daily basis. If the nutrition is not enough, the arrow of Clivia will grow slowly, let alone pull out the arrow.

Another reason is that the bulb of Clivia is under too much pressure. During the growth period, you should pay attention to the changes in the bulb of Clivia. If you find that the bulb is bulging and one side is enlarged, it means that the flower arrow of Clivia is developing. During the development period, fertilization should be stopped for half a month, otherwise it will cause greater pressure on the bulb.

I wonder if everyone understands the reasons I have found for you? If you take care of the Clivia scientifically and properly on a daily basis, there will generally be no major problems. Even if the arrow is stuck, don't worry, it will get better with careful care.