Strengthening the management of Clivia in winter

Gentleman is warm, hi-light, not cold-resistant, easy to survive and not easy to raise. If you want to raise Clivia in winter, you should pay special attention to strengthening management.

Insulation: The suitable temperature for the growth of Clivia in winter is 15-20 ° C, preferably not lower than 10 ° C. When the indoor temperature is extremely low, the film can be covered with a temperature on the flower pot, but the temperature inside the cover should not exceed 25 ° C. If it is exceeded, it should be ventilated and cooled in time.

Illumination: Although Clivia is a semi-shade environment, the longer the sun shines in winter, the better. It likes to be warm and cool, avoids severe cold and heat, generally grows well at 18-20 °C, and stops growing below 5 °C. After the introduction of Clivia, the illumination was limited and manual adjustment of the flower pot was required.

Extend flowering period: Most of the flowering period of Clivia is from December to March. The method of extending the flowering period is to place the flowers in a dark place when the flowers are to be opened, to properly control the watering, and to maintain the temperature at 8-12 °C. In the flower bud stage, the flower buds are applied to promote the flower buds, the petals are enlarged, the flowers are bright, the flowers are rich, and the flowering period is prolonged.

Earth Fertilizer: Junzi Lanxi is a loose or fertile neutral or weakly acidic humus soil. The cultivated soil can be mixed with humus soil 65%, net sand 20%, and fine furnace ash 15%. For Clivia, apply a solid fertilizer in winter, apply less nitrogen fertilizer, and apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizers can also be applied to promote the germination of more new plants and leaves. Fertilization must be appropriate, avoid the application of concentrated fertilizer and fermented fermented raw fertilizer, otherwise, it may cause the tip of the leaf to be burnt or rot. In winter, if the new leaves appear spots and the roots are yellow, it means too much fertilization, while the new leaves are narrow, thin and the color is particularly shallow, which is the performance of lack of fertilizer.

Watering: The soil should not be too dry or too wet. Every time it is watered, it must be poured. After the bud, it should be poured more. The new high-fat film 500 times solution can be applied every 20 days or so in combination with watering to combine watering and fertilization. When the room temperature is low, it is necessary to control the watering to prevent the basin soil from being too wet. If the soil is too wet, the root of the plant will die, but the potting soil will not be dried.