Can Clivia be grown in the bedroom?

1. Can Clivia be grown in the bedroom?

Clivia can be placed in the bedroom. As a perennial flower, Clivia can purify indoor air. Its broad and thick leaves also have the effect of absorbing dust. When caring for it at home, you only need to wipe the dust off the leaves with a soft cloth every half a month to ensure that the leaves of Clivia are green and shiny.

2. Precautions for the maintenance of Clivia in the bedroom

Clivia can be placed in the bedroom, but it will absorb oxygen and release carbon dioxide at night, so it is best not to grow too many flowers in the bedroom. Five small potted plants are enough. In addition, if there are people in your family who are allergic to pollen, when the Clivia is in bloom, you should move the potted plants out of the bedroom to prevent your family from being allergic to pollen.

3. How to maintain Clivia in the bedroom

1. Light: Clivia has certain requirements for light. It cannot be exposed to direct sunlight, but it cannot lack light either. In spring and autumn, it should be placed one meter away from the window. In summer, it should be maintained in scattered light. In winter, it should be placed by the window in the sun all day. When placing the Clivia, keep the leaves perpendicular to the light and rotate the pot 180° every half a month to prevent the leaves from growing crooked and improve the ornamental value of the Clivia.

2. Watering: When watering Clivia, it is best to wait until the soil is 70% dry. You can weigh the soil in the pot with your hand. When it feels noticeably lighter, water it. Water slowly until the soil is thoroughly watered and water flows out from the bottom of the pot.