How to grow Clivia after changing the soil and when to water it

1. When should I water the Clivia after changing the soil?

Generally speaking, you need to water the Clivia right after you change the soil. Because this can encourage its roots to combine with the soil, which is beneficial for the plant to absorb water and nutrients from the soil during its subsequent growth. However, there are two situations in which watering is not allowed. One is to cut the roots before changing the soil. If you water directly at this time, it may cause wound infection. At this time, you should wait until the wound recovers before watering. Second, wet soil is used when changing the soil. At this time, there is already a lot of water in the soil. Further watering will cause water accumulation in the soil, which will lead to root rot. At this time, you should wait until the soil in the pot is dry before watering.

2. How to care for Clivia after changing soil

1. Sunlight: After changing the soil, place it in a place with sufficient but not strong sunlight so that it can receive appropriate amount of sunlight. This will help it grow back faster.

2. Temperature: After changing the soil, it should be placed in an environment of 15-25℃ for maintenance. A warm environment is very conducive to its growth and recovery.

3. Watering: Do not water too frequently, generally water once every 7-10 days, and keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. At this time, it grows slowly, and overwatering will cause its roots to rot.

4. Fertilization: No fertilizer is needed when the pot is just changed. Wait 20-30 days and then fertilize it when it resumes growing.