Things to note when repotting Clivia, when to water after repotting Clivia

1. Notes

1. Time: The choice of time to repot is very important. It is recommended to do it in spring, specifically between March and April. The temperature at this time can be maintained above 15 degrees, neither too high nor too low, which is more conducive to the later acclimatization and growth. Be careful not to choose it in summer or winter, as it is easy to get infected with bacteria in summer and easy to get frostbite in winter.

2. Root pruning: Pruning is required when repotting. Old roots, entangled roots, fine roots, and fibrous roots can all be cut off, leaving only one-third of the root system. This will allow the plant to adapt to the new environment more quickly and grow better.

3. Soil preparation: When repotting, you need to replace the soil with new one. You can prepare nutrient soil yourself by mixing leaf mold, river sand and garden soil. You can also add an appropriate amount of rotten bark. This can increase drainage and air permeability, which is more conducive to growth.

2. Later maintenance

After changing the pot and soil, water it thoroughly as soon as possible, and then place it in a cool, ventilated place to allow it to adapt slowly. In addition, you should also pay attention to the temperature. It is best to keep the temperature between 15-25 degrees so that you can adapt to the environment faster. If the temperature is too high or too low, it will easily lead to failure of repotting and death of the plant.