culius culius , add some "small things" to the flower pot, loose and breathable, grow vigorously
clivia is a high-quality ornamental flower. Its leaves are wide and green, and its flowers are bright and festive, and have always been loved by people. However, many flower lovers always fail to raise Clivia when raising them, either rotten roots or grow slowly. In fact, Clivia has very strict requirements on growing soil. It grows very slowly in ordinary sticky flower soil. Moreover, due to the poor permeability of pot soil, it is particularly prone to accumulation of water and root rot. Therefore, when preparing Clivia soil, it is best to add more materials with better permeability to make the pot soil loose and breathable and rich in nutrients, so that it can grow vigorously and reduce the occurrence of root rot.
Fermented pine needles
Clivia likes loose and breathable slightly acidic soil, like some leaf rot soil in the woods, especially Pine needle soil on the mountain, which is both soft and breathable and rich in nutrients, and is very suitable for cultivating Clivia.
You can usually collect some pine needle soil to grow Clivia, or you can pick up some dry pine needles under the pine tree, add a small amount of garden soil to mix, and then seal it to ferment. After fermenting, prepare the flower soil of Clivia, which can make the roots of the plant grow thick and continue to sprout new leaves.
Crushed peanut shells
If you have peanuts with skin at home, you can also keep the peanut shells, simply crush them, add twice the ordinary garden soil, mix evenly, let the peanut shells be moist, and pile up, seal them tightly with a plastic cloth. After fermenting for 2 to 3 months, the peanut shells inside can be used to raise Clivia or other flowers.
The fermented and rotten peanut shell soil is black-brown, with a relatively soft texture, loose and breathable, and rich in nutrients. It is very suitable for raising clivia and other fleshy roots. It can make the root system grow thicker, enhance the absorption capacity, and the plant will naturally grow vigorously.
Sawdust growing Clivia
In fact, sawdust is also a good material for growing flowers. It has good water retention and breathability, which is more conducive to the growth of roots of plants. When cuttings, using sawdust as cutting medium can make the cuttings take root faster, thereby improving the survival rate of cuttings.
After the sawdust is simply fermented, it is a good material for preparing flower soil. After spraying the sawdust wet, mix it with some ordinary garden soil, and then pile it up to ferment. When the sawdust turns black and brown and blends with the soil, it is used to raise Clivia or other flowers. Even if it is not necessary to fertilize it, the plant can grow vigorously and it is not easy to rot.
Cylinder particles
I believe many flower lovers have experienced cinders to grow flowers, especially in growing flowers that are afraid of waterlogging, such as Clivia, Desert Rose , Yushu , Tiger Piran , Succulent , etc. All of them can be mixed with some cinder particles in the flower soil, which can not only increase the permeability of the pot soil, but also provide nutrients to the plants.
When cinder is used to grow flowers, you must first sieved the dust inside with a sieve. These dusts are alkaline and are not conducive to the growth of flowers. After sifting the cinder particles, rinse them with clean water several times. After washing them, then use them to prepare flower soil. Add more cinder particles to the flower soil, which can make the pot soil more loose and breathable, and is conducive to the plant's root growth.
Raising flowers with fleshy roots such as Clivia, is very important to combine soil. You cannot use those clay soil directly, otherwise the plant will grow slowly and root rot is prone to occur. Adding more loose and breathable materials to the pot soil can not only reduce the occurrence of water accumulation and root rot, but also make it grow more vigorously.
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