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- Help, my clivia does not bloom!
- Requirements for a lush flowering
- Tips for a lush flowering:
- Bring the Clivia to flower
- First relief measures for the next flowering:
- Tips
If the clivie does not get the hibernation she needs, she will not bloom
Help, my clivia does not bloom!
Unfortunately, the Klivien do not necessarily belong to the easy-care plants, which is also reflected in the flowering joy. Even a frequent change of location or the light source affects the flowering, as well as a lack of hibernation.
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During the winter, Klivien need a cool winter calm, so they then set flowers. During this time, the Clivia is not fertilized and poured very little. Let the soil lightly dry before pouring.
Keep in mind, however, that a clivia needs a certain amount of time to flower at all, but then it blooms more lush every year. This takes about five years from sowing. If you have pulled your Clivia out of a Kindel, expect a waiting period of about three years. If a clivia is frequently rearranged or often repotted, it also becomes lazy.
Tips for a lush flowering:
Bring the Clivia to flower
If you can not offer your Clivia the hibernation that is actually required for flowering, then not all is lost. Restrict the frequency of pouring and the amount of water for some time. This dry season should take about two months.
Place the clivia in a bright place where it is not directly stained by the sun. Do not change the location or the angle of the plant to the light. The plant pot should also not be accidentally rotated, for example when pouring or when opening the window. After a few weeks, the first flowers should show.
First relief measures for the next flowering:
Tips
To ensure that your Clivia flowers reliably, you should treat it to a hibernation and stay as consistent as possible.