What to do if Clivia leaves rot

Causes of leaf rot

If Clivia has rotten leaves, it may be that the plant is infected, which can easily lead to leaf rot. At this time, the leaves will become diseased, starting to rot from the base and gradually spreading. In severe cases, the entire leaf will rot.

The second most likely reason is too much watering. Clivia has fleshy roots and a poor ability to absorb water. If you water it too much, the soil in the pot will be too wet, and the leaves will easily rot. It should be noted that if water is accidentally poured into the center of the leaves or it is exposed to rain for a long time, the leaves will easily rot.

What to do with rotten leaves

Watering should be moderate. Generally, water should be poured along the flower pot, not on the leaves. Do not water too much when watering, and control it appropriately to prevent the soil from being too wet. In addition, in seasons when it rains frequently, you also need to take care to prevent rain to prevent the leaves of the Clivia from being wet for a long time and rotting.

In addition, if you find that the Clivia has rotten leaves, cut off the rotten parts in time, sprinkle disinfectant around the leaves for disinfection, and then place it in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance.