Abstract: Clivia is a very popular leaf-viewing plant with beautiful shape and diverse colors. In order for Clivia to thrive, it is very important to choose the right fertilizer. This article will introduce you to the selection and use of Clivia fertilizers and help readers create healthy and healthy Clivia...
Clivia is a very popular leaf-viewing plant with beautiful shape and diverse colors. In order for Clivia to thrive, it is very important to choose the right fertilizer. This article will introduce you to the selection and use of Clivia fertilizers and help readers create healthy and healthy Clivia.
Understand the growth environment and characteristics of Clivia 1. Introduction to the growth environment of Clivia: Clivia is a tropical plant that likes high temperature and humidity environments and also likes to scatter sunlight.
2. Introduction to the characteristics of Clivia: Clivia is a plant that is not picky eaters, but it has high requirements on soil and needs transparent and organic matter rich soil.
Types of clivia fertilizers 1. Organic fertilizers: such as fish bubbles, decomposed animal manure, kitchen waste, etc.
2. Chemical fertilizers: compound fertilizers composed of chemical elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, urea, diammonium phosphate, etc.
Principles for selecting clivia fertilizers 1. Determine the nutritional needs of clivia: For different stages of clivia, the nutritional needs are also different. For example, more nitrogen is needed during the growth period, and more phosphorus and potassium are needed during the flowering period.
2. Choose the right fertilizer: Choose a fertilizer containing appropriate amount of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium according to the nutritional needs of Clivia.
How to use organic fertilizers 1. Fish soaked fertilizer: Soak the fish soaked in water for a period of time, and pour the water from the fish soaked fertilizer into the Clivia pot soil.
2. Animal manure: Mix animal manure with soil, add appropriate amount of water and phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, make it decompose before using.
Method of using chemical fertilizers 1. Compound fertilizers: Spread the fertilizer evenly on the basin soil, and then pour appropriate amount of water.
2. Urea: Mix urea with water and add according to the instructions on the fertilizer packaging.
Application amount of clivia fertilizer 1. Newly planted clivia: Add 3-5 kilograms of fertilizer per square meter of soil.
2. Adult Clivia: Add 2-3 kilograms of fertilizer to each square meter of soil every spring and autumn.
Fertilization time of clivia fertilizer 1. Growth period: Fertilization every 15 days in spring and summer, and every 30 days in autumn and winter.
2. Flowering period: Fertilize every 7 days in spring and summer, and fertilize every 15 days in autumn and winter.
Pay attention to the use of clivia fertilizers 1. Use fertilizer in moderation, excessive use will cause damage to clivia.
2. Avoid too thick fertilizer. Excessive application of chemical fertilizers may cause yellowing, shrinking, and dying of clivia leaves.
Preservation methods of Clivia fertilizer 1. Store in a cool and dry place.
2. It is prohibited to expose fertilizers directly to the sun.
Notes 1. The watering amount and fertilizer amount of Clivia need to be adjusted in different seasons.
2. Regular replacement of pot soil can help the healthy growth of Clivia.
Common malnutrition symptoms of Clivia 1. Nitrogen deficiency: leaves turn yellow, growth is slow, and leaves become smaller.
2. Phosphorus deficiency: The leaves are light green and flower buds are poorly formed.
3. Potassium deficiency: Leaf edges appear yellow and leaf tips dry.
4. Magnesium deficiency: White spots and dryness appear on the leaves.
5. Iron deficiency: Leaves turn yellow and white spots appear.
Treatment methods for malnutrition 1. Nitrogen deficiency: Apply appropriate amounts of nitrogen-containing fertilizers.
2. Phosphorus deficiency: Apply appropriate amounts of phosphorus-containing fertilizers.
3. Potassium deficiency: Apply appropriate amounts of potassium-containing fertilizers.
4. Magnesium deficiency: Apply appropriate amounts of magnesium-containing fertilizers.
5. Iron deficiency: Apply appropriate amounts of iron-containing fertilizers.
Common pests and diseases of Clivia and their control methods 1. Powdery mildew: Spray with fungicides such as chlorothalonil.
2. Aphids: Spray with aphidicide.
3. Whitefly: Spray with insecticide.
4. Black spot: Spray with fungicides such as Bordeaux mixture.
Regularly conduct epidemic prevention inspections for Clivia 1. Check whether the leaves, flowers, etc. of Clivia are healthy.
2. Regularly replace the basin soil, paying attention to the aeration and moisture retention of the soil.
Choosing the right fertilizer is very important for the healthy growth of Clivia. This article introduces the selection and use of clivia fertilizers, hoping to help readers and allow clivia to thrive.