1、 Soil

It is a relatively easy to grow plant and likes loose and fertile weak acid or neutral humus soil. During maintenance, five parts of pine needles and three parts of rotten organic fertilizer can be mixed with two parts of river sand, which can meet its growth needs and grow more vigorously. In addition, pay attention to changing the soil once a year to ensure sufficient nutrients

2、 Watering

Water frequently during maintenance, but there shall be no ponding in the basin soil. When watering, the watering times shall be determined according to the growth and seasonal climate. After the temperature is stable in spring, it should be watered once a day. In summer, the water evaporates quickly, twice a day. In autumn, the temperature gradually decreases. It is necessary to reduce watering and watered once every other day. In particular, pay attention to water control in winter, once a week or less, and prefer dry rather than wet

3、 Illumination

It bears shade and likes light, but it is afraid of strong light. During maintenance, it should be placed in a place with scattered light, and the strong light should be blocked in time in summer, otherwise the plant will be sunburned. The sun in winter is relatively mild. Let it bask more in the sun, so as to be conducive to flowering

4、 Fertilization

It is a fertilizer loving plant. It should be fertilized frequently during its growth, so that it can grow stronger. However, it is necessary to apply a small amount of fertilizer many times, and the concentration of fertilizer should not be too high. It is best to apply rotten organic fertilizer

5、 Precautions

Pay attention to the temperature during the maintenance of Clivia. It is a plant that is not resistant to cold. It should be moved indoors in time for maintenance in winter. It can withstand a low temperature of 10 degrees at least, and thermal insulation measures should be taken. If the temperature is too low or the temperature difference is too large, it is easy to cause arrows, which is unfavorable to flowering