When placing the flowerpot, the leaves should face the direction of growth on both sides (that is, the direction of taking pictures and the opposite direction should not face the sun), so as to facilitate the orderly growth of the leaves. Turn the flowerpot over 180 degrees at regular intervals.

If it has been skewed for a long time, one way to correct the skew of the leaves is to clamp the skewed leaves and straight leaves together with soft paper on the plastic cushion of the clothes drying, which can be corrected after a period of time. Second, use opaque tin black paper or cardboard, fold it into 1/2 blade width according to the blade length, and fix it on the blade with hairpins or paper clips. The blade leans over there and is fixed there. After a few days, the blade will recover. Pay attention to observe at any time to prevent overcorrection. Third, Clivia looks from the front. Some leaves are spaced apart, while others are next to each other. You can make a set of boards out of cardboard. According to the number of leaves and leaves, open some equally spaced grooves and stick the floor tiles in them. After the above treatment and shaping, Clivia can look at a line from the side and face the ideal flower shape like a fan.