1 Use a small clip with appropriate strength (such as a small bamboo clip for drying) to pad soft paper to directly clamp the crooked leaves and straight leaves together, and after a period of time, the crooked leaves can be corrected.

2 opaque tin foil paper or cardboard is folded into the width of 1/2 according to the length of the blade and fixed on the blade with hairpins or round needles. If the blade is skewed there, just fix it there and the blade will recover in a few days. In this process, we should pay attention to observation at any time to prevent overcorrection.

When viewed from the front of Clivia, some two leaves are spaced apart, and some two leaves are next to each other. Cardboard can be used to make a set of plates. According to the number of leaves, open some equally spaced grooves and carefully clip the leaves inside. After the treatment and shaping by the above methods, Clivia has reached the ideal shape of looking at a line from the side and facing upwards like a fan. Usually, we should pay attention to the placement direction of Clivia, point the top of the leaves in the north-south direction respectively, and rotate the flowerpot regularly by 180 degrees to change the north-south direction of the two groups of leaves in turn.