Water Clivia with these “2 kinds” of water once every 15 days to ensure strong roots and more flowers!

1. Soybean water

Soybeans are rich in nutrients. The oil and protein they contain can supplement our body's functions. Clivia is a plant that likes fertilizer. Soybeans can grow substances containing nitrogen after fermentation and composting. At this time, using them to maintain Clivia can supplement nutrition and promote growth.

To make soybean water, we need to first put the soybeans into a pot and boil them until they are soft. This will make it easier for the nutrients inside to evaporate. After cooking, we pour them into a container along with water for fermentation. Place them in a cool place for about half a month. After the soybean water is fermented, it can be used. Water it once every half a month to ensure that the flower roots are strong and there are more flowers!

2. Rice water

When we eat rice every day, there will definitely be rice water. Rice water can have good effects whether it is used to wash dishes or mop the floor, but in fact, we can better play its nutritional role by using it to grow Clivia. After all, rice water contains a lot of nutrients from the surface of rice.

When growing Clivia with rice water, do not pour it directly into the pot, otherwise it may burn the flower roots. We also need to pour it into a container for fermentation. After the rice water is fermented, it needs to be diluted with water before use. This can ensure that the Clivia can fully absorb internal nutrients and thus increase the growth rate.

Daily care of Clivia:

1. Clivia is a semi-shade plant. We need to regularly supplement it with scattered light sources to ensure its better growth. In addition, it is best to rotate the flowerpot regularly when it receives light, so as to ensure that the potted plant receives light evenly and the leaves on both sides grow equally, which can make it more ornamental.

2. Watering Clivia has always been a troublesome thing. After all, it has fleshy roots, and it may cause water accumulation and root rot if you are not careful. Therefore, when watering, you should pay attention to watering according to the method of watering when the soil is dry and watering when the soil is wet. This will make it easier for water to be absorbed and prevent root rot from occurring easily.

Clivia is pleasing to the eye but not easy to maintain. However, if we learn some tips, the maintenance effect can be greatly improved. Do you all know this?