There are three main rooting methods for rootless Clivia. The first method is soaking in water, that is, the bulbs of Clivia can be put into a container filled with clear water. The second method is chemical soaking, that is, the bulbs of Clivia can be soaked in chemicals for a period of time and then cultured in water. The third method is air-drying and rooting, that is, Clivia can be cultivated in a cool and ventilated environment.

How to make rootless Clivia take root 1 soak in sugar water?

First, the bulbs of rootless Clivia were washed and disinfected with water. Then prepare a container slightly larger than the bulbs of Clivia, and add water and a small amount of sugar to it. Soak Clivia bulbs for 24 hours, then take them out and wash them for hydroponics.

2, drug soaking

Firstly, clean water and rooting agent are added into the soaking container, then the rootless Clivia is cleaned and disinfected, soaked in it for five minutes, and then taken out for hydroponics. Alternatively, Clivia can be directly put into a soaking container for hydroponics, but it is necessary to add less rooting agent and change water regularly.

Step 3 dry and take root

Clivia needs proper moisture and nutrition to take root, so it can also be directly dried in a cool and ventilated environment. After half a day, it can be placed in a hydroponic container, and a small amount of water is added, so that bulbs do not have to contact with water to keep moist.

4. Maintenance methods

Clivia found that the water was turbid during hydroponics, so it should be changed immediately to prevent bacteria from infecting Clivia. At the same time, when changing water for Clivia in summer and winter, don't change water that is too cold or too hot to avoid the phenomenon that Clivia expands with heat and contracts with cold.