How to determine whether Clivia Miniata needs watering?
Main content introduction: Knowledge about Clivia Miniata in the common sense of flower cultivation, how to determine whether Clivia Miniata needs watering? Keep reading!
There is a saying about watering flowers, "Water when dry and moist when seen." Many新手 gardeners do not fully understand this. It means that watering should be done when the potting soil is dry and watered thoroughly. Let's see how to determine whether Clivia Miniata needs watering.
The roots of Clivia Miniata are fleshy and can store a lot of water, so they are generally more drought-resistant. However, Clivia Miniata requires a slightly moist environment, so watering it is also very important:
1. Tap the 1/2 to 1/3 of the pot lightly. A crisp sound indicates that the soil moisture is insufficient and needs watering. A dull sound means there is enough water and no need to water.
2. Lift the pot with the front end of the water to feel the weight. After watering, lift the pot again to feel the weight. With experience, you will know whether it's time to water just by lifting the pot.
3. The most direct method is to probe. Insert your finger into the soil about 1/3 of the way to feel the humidity. If it's moist, there's no need to water. If it's damp, prepare to water. If it's slightly damp, it's time to water. These three methods are not only suitable for determining the watering interval for Clivia Miniata but also applicable to many southern flowers.
The above content introduces how to determine whether Clivia Miniata needs watering. Have green plant enthusiasts understood it?