The growth process of Clivia

First, after the seeds of germinated Clivia are sown, they can germinate in half a month as long as the temperature is suitable. Don't look through it often after germination, so as not to affect its growth. The seeds at seedling stage have a high demand for water, so it is necessary to keep the basin soil moist. But at this time, it is not suitable for direct light, and long-term light is easy to burn the buds.

Second, a leaf bank will grow about one and a half months after Clivia longifolia germinates. Leaves all grow from here. Generally, a real leaf can grow after two months, and a second leaf can grow after five months. At this time, you need to take care of it carefully Water cannot enter the leaf bank, otherwise it will rot.

Third, the flowering Clivia leaves will bloom when they grow to twelve. Its flowering period generally begins on New Year's Day and lasts until the Spring Festival. At this time, suitable light and warm climate are needed, and the temperature should be kept between 18-28℃. Don't drink too much water to avoid drowning the roots. A little phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can be applied before flowering, which is helpful to improve the quality of flowers.

Fourth, dormant Clivia will enter a dormant period in summer. At this time, its demand for water and fertilizer is not high, so it is not suitable to water too much. In addition, because of the strong light, it is easy to burn its leaves, so it should be placed in the shade. At the same time, if the indoor temperature is too high, it will also be unfavorable to its growth, and it is necessary to sprinkle water to cool down.