How to propagate Clivia? Techniques for propagating Clivia

Many people like to grow Clivia at home. Some people feel that it is not enough to grow one pot, and they want to breed their Clivia into multiple families. So how should Clivia be bred? There are many different ways to breed Clivia. I will write down its breeding methods and techniques and share them with you.

How to propagate Clivia

1. The plant Clivia can be propagated by sowing and division. If you want to propagate Clivia by sowing, you can remove its fruits when its fruits are ripe in autumn every year, take out the seeds inside, put them in a cool place, dry them for 3 to 5 days, and then soak and germinate them. After the germination is successful, let it grow into seedlings and then plant them directly in pots.

2. Compared with seed propagation, the division propagation method of Clivia is relatively simple, and the survival rate is particularly high. It can be carried out at any time throughout the year. As long as the propagation is successful, the Clivia can grow rapidly. Therefore, when people want to propagate Clivia, it is best to choose the division propagation method.

Clivia breeding methods and techniques

1. When propagating Clivia by division, you must choose the right time. It is best to wait for its healthy mother plant to grow fresh buds next to it, and then divide the buds when they grow three to four leaves. When dividing, you must prepare the necessary tools, such as a sharp knife, disinfectant, a new flower pot and suitable potting soil.

2. When Clivia is propagated by division, it should be dug out from the flowerpot, and then a sharp utility knife should be used to cut a square around the small plant, and the cut side should be disinfected with disinfectant. At this time, the small plant has been successfully separated from the mother plant.

3. Put the prepared culture soil into the new flowerpot, then plant the divided piglets directly in the flowerpot and water them enough. At this time, you can put them in a cool and ventilated place to grow seedlings. After the small plants grow new roots and tender leaves, you can move them to an environment with scattered light for cultivation. The survival rate of this method of propagation of Clivia is particularly high, but you must be careful not to damage the fibrous roots of the small Clivia plants during the operation.