How to water Clivia in summer How to grow Clivia in summer

Clivia is an ornamental plant that has certain requirements for its growing environment. Especially after entering the hot summer, if you don't pay attention to management, Clivia will die or stop growing. So how should Clivia be raised in the hot summer? How should people water Clivia in summer? I believe that people who like Clivia are particularly interested in these questions. Next, I will take you to find the answers to these questions.

How to water Clivia in summer

1. After entering summer, the weather is hot and the water in the flowerpot evaporates quickly, so you must water the Clivia in time. However, when watering the Clivia in summer, you must pay attention to the water temperature. You cannot water it directly. It is best to use fresh tap water from natural rainwater or river water.

2. If you want to use tap water to water Clivia in summer, you should also collect the tap water in a bucket or basin in advance, put it on the balcony to dry for 2 to 3 days, and then water the Clivia. When watering Clivia in summer, you must pay attention to the watering time. It is best to water it at 8 or 9 o'clock in the morning or 5 or 6 o'clock in the evening. Do not water it when the sun is strongest at noon, otherwise it will have some adverse effects on the growth of Clivia.

How to grow Clivia in summer

1. The weather is hot in summer. When the temperature exceeds 30 degrees, Clivia will enter a semi-dormant state. It is necessary to protect it from heatstroke and cool it down. Put it in direct sunlight and in a ventilated and cool environment to allow it to receive moderate scattered light. In order to increase the air humidity, spray water on its leaves in time.

2. When caring for Clivia in summer, be sure to reduce the number of fertilizations, or stop fertilizing, because the Clivia that has entered a semi-dormant state consumes fertilizer more slowly. If too much fertilizer is applied at this time, there will be too much fertilizer in the culture soil, which will easily cause the roots of the Clivia to rot and its leaves to turn yellow.

3. After summer comes, Clivia enters the peak period of diseases and insect pests. The temperature is relatively high and the ventilation is poor, which makes it easy for shell insects to appear. After discovering diseases and insect pests, it is necessary to spray them with medicine in time and increase environmental ventilation to prevent the further spread of diseases and insect pests.