Abstract: Dear green plant lovers, is it because your little Clivia is getting stronger and stronger and its leaves are getting greener, but you are starting to worry about whether its soil should be changed? Don't worry, today I will tell you in detail how to change soil with Clivia to rejuvenate your green plant baby! Change soil...
Dear green plant lovers, is it because your little Clivia is getting stronger and stronger and its leaves are getting greener, but you are beginning to worry about whether its soil should be changed? Don't worry, today I will tell you in detail how to change soil with Clivia to rejuvenate your green plant baby! Preparation before soil replacement: Tools and materials
First of all, you must prepare tools and materials for soil replacement. This is not something you can do with just taking a few things! You need: 1. New soil: It is best to use soil specially prepared for Clivia, with good air permeability and good water retention.
2. Hoe: Used to turn the soil and make the soil looser.
3. Bucket: Used to hold water and water.
4. Scissors: Trim the roots to remove pests, diseases and dead roots.
5. Gloves: Protect your hands from sharp root scratches. Time to change soil: Spring is warm and flowers are blooming, and autumn is crisp.
The best time to change soil for Clivia is in spring or autumn every year. The temperature in these two seasons is suitable, and Clivia grows vigorously and will not affect the growth due to soil change. If you find that the soil of Clivia has obvious aging, deterioration, or diseases and insect pests, you should also replace the soil in time! Steps to change soil: Treat it gently and carefully take care of the
1. Remove Clivia: Remove Clivia from the original pot, gently pat off the old soil, and remove impurities and dead leaves from the roots.
2. Trim roots: Use scissors to trim the roots to remove pests, diseases and dead roots, but retain healthy fleshy roots.
3. Prepare new soil: Fill the pot bottom with new soil, then put Clivia into the pot, fill the pot with new soil, and gently pat it solid.
4. Watering: Water immediately after changing soil to make the soil solid and conducive to the growth of Clivia. Notes on soil replacement: Details determine success or failure 1. Avoid root damage: During the process of replacing soil, pay attention to protecting the root system of Clivia to avoid damage.
2. Choose the right soil: Clivia likes moist and well-drained soil, so when replacing soil, you need to choose soil with good air permeability and strong water retention.
3. Don't over-water: Control the amount of water after changing soil to avoid too moist the soil, which may cause root rot.
4. Observe the growth: Observe the growth of Clivia after soil change. If the leaves are found to be yellow and grow slowly, adjust the maintenance methods in time. Maintenance after soil change: Take care carefully and witness growth 1. Place in a cool place: After changing soil, place Clivia in a cool place to avoid direct sunlight and allow the roots to gradually adapt to the new environment.
2. Gradually increase the light: After 10 days, you can gradually increase the light to allow Clivia to adapt to the new growth environment.
3. Moderate watering: Keep the soil moist, but do not over-water it to avoid root decay.
4. Regular fertilization: According to the growth situation of Clivia, apply fertilizer regularly to provide sufficient nutrients.
Dear green plant enthusiasts, soil change is only a small part of maintaining Clivia, but it is a very important part. As long as you master the correct soil change method, your Clivia will definitely grow healthier and more beautiful! Come and give it a try and rejuvenate your green plant baby!