Use tin foil to block one side of the cigarette case, or opaque paper will do. Leaves, like light, move in the direction that needs adjustment. Old leaves are difficult to adjust.

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Clivia is native to the tropical region of southern Africa and grows under trees, so it is neither afraid of heat nor cold. It likes semi-cloudy and semi-humid environment and is afraid of strong direct sunlight. The optimum temperature for its growth is between 18-28℃, and its growth is inhibited when it is lower than 10℃ and higher than 30℃.

Clivia likes ventilated environment, deep, fertile and loose soil, and is suitable for growing in loose and fertile slightly acidic organic soil. Clivia is a famous greenhouse flower, suitable for indoor cultivation.

There is a certain correlation between roots and leaves. When new roots and leaves grow, new leaves will come out and the roots will be destroyed (rotted or dried by stagnant water, etc.). ). As long as the leaves don't wilt, keep the soil moist during maintenance, and remember not to be too waterlogged and overworked, then the roots will regenerate and the plants will survive (with proper maintenance, new roots will grow in about 10 days). Damage to the blades will also affect the roots.

Clivia usually blooms once a year and usually has more than 12 leaves. If the indoor planting temperature is suitable, flowers can bloom around the Spring Festival. Clivia, known as the flower of wealth, usually blooms once a year, and rarely blooms twice a year when it grows up, but it is rare to bloom three times.

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