Help the Clivia "bloom", just use a "plastic bag" and the flower arrows will pop up!

Clivia is actually a very common green plant. If it is well cared for, the leaves will be shiny and upright like arrows, and the flower buds will be gorgeous. However, Clivia is also recognized as a difficult plant to grow in the flower industry. After all, many people have grown it for several years without seeing it bloom. In fact, if we want the Clivia to bloom, we don’t need to use too many things. Just a plastic bag is enough. It is simple and practical!

Cover it with a "plastic bag" to make it bloom faster!

The method we use to cover the Clivia with a plastic bag is actually the common method of shading to promote flowering. Clivia is actually a short-day plant. It does not need a lot of light to maintain it in daily life. We use this shading method to supplement it with nutrients and promote the speed of flowering. This method is more effective for Clivia that has already flowered but is growing slowly!

Specific operation method:

Covering the Clivia with a plastic bag does not mean covering the entire pot of flowers. After all, the leaves still need light to promote growth. We only need to seal the flowering part of the Clivia with a plastic bag. After sealing it, we can directly place it in a ventilated and cool place for maintenance. After about 3 days, the small flowers of the Clivia will gradually emerge, and the flower arrows that have already emerged will grow faster!

Daily maintenance methods of Clivia:

1. It is very necessary to maintain a certain amount of scattered light for Clivia during maintenance, because Clivia needs to absorb nutrients from the light and accelerate its growth. Many times when we place Clivia under a diffuse light source, we should pay attention to turning the flowerpot periodically. This can ensure that the leaves on both sides grow evenly, making it grow more beautiful!

2. Watering Clivia has always been a technical job. After all, most Clivia cannot survive because of problems with watering. Clivia has fleshy roots, so when watering, you must be sure to water it thoroughly at one time, and then wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering again. This will prevent the roots from rotting and provide nutrients for it. In winter, because the evaporation rate is slow, you can use mist spray instead of watering to ensure the growth of Clivia.

3. Although Clivia is in the growth and flowering period in winter, it is still necessary to apply a small amount of fertilizer when adding fertilizer. Just apply a thin layer of potassium fertilizer and phosphorus fertilizer to avoid burning the flower roots and causing counterproductive effects!

Flower lovers who like Clivia can take a look at this little maintenance method. Just a plastic bag can help it bloom. I wonder if everyone has learned it? You can try it yourself!