Abstract: Dear flower friend, does your clivia also encounter the trouble of "pinching an arrow"? This is really a headache! Don't worry, let me give you advice and help you solve this problem easily! 1. Do you know the reasons why Clivia gets arrows? There are many reasons why Clivia gets arrows, mainly...
Dear flower friend, does your clivia also encounter the trouble of "pinching an arrow"? This is really a headache! Don't worry, let me give you advice and help you solve this problem easily! 1. Do you know the reasons why the arrow is stuck in the
? There are many reasons why the arrow is stuck in the clivia, mainly the following points: 1. Poor quality: The clivia I bought home has pointy leaves, irregular veins, and more than 5 vertical veins. This kind of clivia is easy to catch arrows!
2. Uncomfortable temperature: The best temperature for Clivia to draw arrows is 20℃. If the temperature is too low, it will be difficult for the arrows to grow. Too large a temperature difference will also affect the growth of flower arrows.
3. Nutritional deficiency: When blooming, Clivia needs certain nutrients, such as phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. If there are insufficient nutrients, it will also lead to arrow pinching.
4. hypoxia in pot soil: soil hardening and excessive watering will lead to poor root growth and lack of nutrient supply to leaves and flower stems, resulting in pinching arrows. 2. How to deal with the arrow in Clivia
1. The quickest way: Move Clivia to a completely dark place, ensure the temperature is 18 - 20 ° C, and then separate the leaves with a plastic bag or soft rope. After processing for 3 - 5 days, the flower arrows can be extracted.
2. Water flowers with warm water: Pour Clivia with warm water at a temperature of 25 ℃ and introduce a small amount of beer. Although I don't know what the principle is, many flower friends have tried it, and the results are not bad!
3. Increase the temperature difference: For clivia blooming in summer, you can place the flowerpot in an air-conditioned room before drawing the arrow, or place it outdoors at night and move it back indoors during the day to use the change that increases the temperature difference between day and night to help draw the arrow out.
4. Supplement nutrients: For arrows caused by insufficient nutrition, you can spray quick-acting liquid fertilizer to the leaves after the outcrop of flower arrows is discovered, and apply some fertilizer water containing more phosphate fertilizer in time to supplement the lack of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer.
5. Keep it moist: If the arrow is pinched due to the dry soil, the amount of watering should be increased when the arrow emerges to keep the soil moist.
6. Adjust the temperature: Clivia blooming in winter, the suitable temperature for growth is around 20. Too high or too low room temperature is not conducive to the formation of flower arrows. When you find that Clivia is entering flowering without drawing the arrow, move the flower pot to a place with a suitable temperature in time. III. Tips for preventing Clivia from catching arrows
1. Choose high-quality clivia: When buying clivia, choose ones with thick leaves and regular veins.
2. Temperature control: Keep the growth temperature of Clivia at around 20℃ to avoid excessive temperature differences.
3. Supplemental nutrients: During the growth period of Clivia, regular fertilization should be applied to supplement nutrients.
4. Keep the soil moist: Water it in moderation to avoid too dry or wet the soil.
5. Appropriate increase in light: Appropriate increase in light is conducive to the growth of Clivia.
6. Timely handling of stuck arrows: Once Clivia is found to have stuck arrows, timely measures must be taken to prevent the arrow from dying.
Dear flower friends, I hope these methods of mine can help you, keep your clivia away from the trouble of pinching arrows and bloom beautiful flowers! Come on!