How to deal with rotten roots of Clivia How to deal with rotten roots of Clivia

Clivia is the most common indoor flower. One reason is that it has a relatively elegant appearance. It is not only decorative when placed indoors, but also brings some green visual enjoyment. It is the most suitable for decorating the home. Another reason is the meaning of Clivia. A gentleman is noble and cannot be deceived. Even in modern society, many people use Clivia to symbolize their character. Compared with some flowers and plants, Clivia looks elegant and majestic. However, in the daily cultivation process, Clivia often has some root rot, which looks very uncomfortable. So what should I do if the roots of Clivia rot? The answers are all below.

How to deal with rotten roots of Clivia How to deal with rotten roots of Clivia

1. Under normal circumstances, because the overall growth conditions required by Clivia are relatively ordinary and it is also a plant with very tenacious vitality, unless there are some major mistakes in the breeding process, such as too much water, it may cause the roots of Clivia to rot and affect its growth. Generally, as long as you master the corresponding breeding methods, you can reasonably avoid this situation of Clivia.

2. But if the root of Clivia is rotten, is there no way to remedy it? Of course not. We have already said that Clivia is a plant with strong vitality. So even if the root is rotten, there are ways to remedy it, so as not to waste a life, and continue to cultivate and enjoy the beauty that Clivia brings us.

3. The remedy for root rot of Clivia is to pour out the whole Clivia, wash off the soil at the root of Clivia, and then remove the rotten root. Dry it in the sun until the root of Clivia is slightly soft, take new soil and repot it, water it, and place it in a cool place. We must pay special attention to using dry soil here. Wet soil will not only fail to save Clivia, but may also aggravate root rot.