Its cold resistance is relatively poor, want to protect it through the winter to control the temperature in time. It is best to control the temperature above 20 degrees, so that normal growth, the lowest can not be less than 10 degrees, otherwise it will be frostbite. If there is no heating, you should wrap clothes. At this time, water should be changed regularly, every 20-30 days, and the water temperature should be close to the soil temperature. In addition, we should let it see more light and bask in the sun at ordinary times, which can help it survive the winter.
1. Fertilization method
1. Base fertilizer: When planting Clivia or repotting, it is necessary to apply some base fertilizer in the soil. Compost, bean cake and livestock manure are commonly used. Applying base fertilizer can provide nutrients for plant growth.
2. Top dressing: a small amount of fertilizer should be applied at the beginning of planting. Cake fertilizer, fish meal, bone meal, etc. Can be used to help the growth of leaves.As it continues to grow, the amount of fertilizer should be increased slowly.If solid fertilizer is applied, it is usually applied once a month.When fertilizing, dig a hole in the soil and bury the fertilizer, taking care not to be too close to its root system.
2. what fertilizer can blossom
Potassium dihydrogen phosphate is generally used to fertilize Clivia miniata, which can promote its flowering.Don't apply too much nitrogen fertilizer before it blossoms, because excessive nitrogen fertilizer will cause the plant to fail to blossom.Appropriate supplementation of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer according to the situation can promote its flowering, but also make the flowers larger, flowering period may also be extended.
3. Fertilization Precautions
It is better to fertilize in the early morning, not in the middle of the day when the sun is strong.If you apply liquid fertilizer to it, stop watering 1-2 days before fertilization, and apply liquid fertilizer when the basin is dry.Also, do not apply fertilizer to plants and leaves.
