Yes.

Soaking the injured root system of Clivia with carbendazim liquid can play a protective role against fungal infection, but the concentration must be controlled well. It doesn’t matter if it is slightly dilute. Don’t make it too thick. If it is too concentrated, it will easily burn the roots.

When repotting Clivia, after cutting off some useless roots, soak the roots of Clivia in carbendazim solution or potassium permanganate solution for a period of time. The purpose of this is In order to disinfect the root system of Clivia.

The frequency of repotting of Clivia is generally one and a half to two years. Repotting is very important for Clivia. Repotting can increase the growth space of the Clivia root system and can also replenish new soil. The soil fertility is definitely much better than the previous old potting soil.

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Precautions for planting Clivia

1. Repotting Clivia is usually done in spring and autumn, so if the Clivia has not been repotted for many years, The pot can be prepared when the weather is cooler. Young seedlings are generally repotted once a year, and mature seedlings can be repotted about once every two years.

2. Before changing the flower pot, stop watering for 1 or 2 weeks to allow the soil to separate from the Clivia pot.

3. Clivia is more suitable to be placed on the balcony facing south to maintain good light conditions. Except for moving indoors to the living room in summer to avoid direct light, it can be placed directly on the balcony in other seasons.

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