How long should I water the Clivia after repotting it, and how long should I expose it to the sun after repotting it?

1. How long should I water after repotting?

Clivia should be watered in time after repotting. Generally, it should be watered thoroughly after repotting. The purpose is to allow the soil and the plant roots to combine better and also to play a moisturizing role. However, if the roots are trimmed during the repotting process and have not been disinfected and dried, do not water it immediately, as this will affect its normal recovery and growth.

When watering after repotting, you need to use clean water. You can use snow water, rain water, mineral water, or tap water, but the prerequisite is that you need to let it stand for 1-2 days first. When watering, pour the water into the soil, not into the leaf core of the plant. If the water cannot evaporate, the leaf core will cause rot.

2. How long to get sun exposure after repotting?

After repotting, you cannot expose the plant to the sun immediately. You should first place it in a cool, shaded place and wait patiently for the plant to adapt to the pot. Generally, if the plant adapts to the pot quickly, it can be exposed to the sun in about a week. If the plant is slow to adapt, you may have to wait for a month. After the plant has adapted to the pot, it can be gradually exposed to the sun.

But be careful not to expose it to too strong light immediately. You can keep it in a place with scattered light first, and then slowly increase the light. Especially when repotting in late spring and early autumn, the sunlight is stronger than usual, so you should pay more attention to shading, especially avoiding the midday sun.