Clivia without roots is often because of root rot, so it was cut off. After cutting, it needs to be disinfected first. It can be made into disinfectant by mixing carbendazim or potassium permanganate with water. Then soak the pruning area in it and dry it in 30-40 minutes. The disinfectant should not be too thick. The content of carbendazim should be about 0.05%. The potassium permanganate solution should be diluted to pink.
In order to make Clivia take root, we need to provide a suitable environment. Pot soil is the first step to help it take root. The soil should be as soft as possible with good drainage. Too sticky heavy soil is not good for the growth of root system. It can be made into pot soil with sand and vermiculite, which is good for its rooting.
When you have prepared the soil, you can replant the Clivia. In order to have enough space for the roots to grow, you can wrap the bottom with sawdust and then put it into the basin for filling. Then spray some water and put it in a cool and ventilated place.
During the rooting period of Clivia, the water content should not be too much, and it can be watered after the surface soil is dry. Do not pour water into the core of the leaf, otherwise it will rot. Curing period can not see light, wait until it takes root, then slowly increase light
