The "Clivia" is stuck and won't bloom, which makes people worried! Teach you 4 tricks to make the flower arrow bloom beautifully!

First, let's talk about the temperature difference. Generally speaking, Clivia blooms in spring and summer. If Clivia has arrow pinching at this time, we should consider whether it is because the temperature in summer is relatively high and the temperature difference between day and night is not large. The appropriate environmental temperature for Clivia, for example, it can be grown on the balcony during the day, and at night we can grow Clivia indoors, preferably with air conditioning on. In this way, the temperature difference will be increased, and you don’t have to worry about the Clivia getting its arrows pinched.

Now let's talk about fertilizer. The Clivia is stuck in the arrow and cannot pull out the arrow. From a certain perspective, it is because the flower itself does not have enough power. If the power is insufficient, it is difficult to pull out the arrow of the flower. This will lead to the embarrassing situation of "arrow pinching" the flowers. If it is due to insufficient fertilizer, Huahua suggests that you bury a few decomposed soybeans in the soil, or use fermented soybean fertilizer water to water the flowers. It can promote the growth of Clivia.

Another thing is watering. Although Clivia is easy to grow, the problem of watering cannot be underestimated. The reason why Clivia does not grow well is also largely due to poor watering. Keeping the soil slightly moist can provide good growing conditions for Clivia and prevent these problems from occurring during its flowering and growing period.

The last point is the temperature issue of Clivia. Clivia is suitable for growing in an environment of 15-20 degrees Celsius. Let’s see what temperature your Clivia grows in? When the Clivia is blooming and growing, try to keep the temperature suitable for its growth to promote plant growth.

It is not a big problem for Clivia to have its arrows pinched. As long as we grow it well, I believe the plant will be full of flowers soon, and it will not be a big problem to grow it! If you have any other tips, please tell us in the comments!