2018年2月12日 · Clivia (Clivia miniata) is an easy to grow houseplant with strappy leaves and tall stocks of flowers. These burst into citrus-hued orange or yellow bloom in late winter. Evergreen, it grows from roots rather than a bulb like it’s cousin, the amaryllis. It takes a bit of work to force your clivia into bloom.

While we flower-philes weren’t looking, Chinese and Japanese breeders spent recent decades making C. miniata a showy foliage plant. They developed small plants sporting short, fat fans of almost succulent leaves with heavy, netted veining or broad variegation—or both.

2010年7月26日 · Clivia is a fascinating plant but can get very expensive if bought full grown. Luckily, it can be grown relatively easy from its large seeds. Use the information in this article to learn more about clivia seed germination and growing clivia by seed.

Clivia miniata reaches blooming size in about five years, depending on culture. Once plants have about a dozen leaves they will flower. Blooms increase in number and size after the first year. Clivia Trivia – All clivia species have rare but naturally occurring yellow-flowered plants in the wild.

They also line up into 2 neat rows and are glossy. The Japanese call this leaf form "Daruma". The leaves max out at 9-10 inches long and get over 3 inches wide. The orange & yellow flowers are fantastic, but even without blooms, its handsome foliage and compact size make this a …

Japanese Clivia Nutrient Soil Mix -6L . Clivia Nutrient Soil is a professionally made, granular clay-based soil that is rich in nutrients and has excellent permeability, drainage, and water retention.

Clivia can be planted 50cm apart and look their best in mass plantings. Clivia thrive when planted under native bush or other evergreen trees. The ideal planting time for clivia is Autumn so they can establish themselves for Spring growth and flowering. If grown from seed clivia often take 7-10 years to flower.

Clivia is a herbaceous evergreen plant with thick, green strap-like leaves forming clumps of lush foliage that arise from short, fleshy rhizomes and roots. The various clivia species and hybrids bloom from autumn until spring with vivid orange, peach, red, or yellow toned flowers.

Highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts, these Clivia can have leaves up to 150mm in width. Flower colour of the Chinese & Japanese Broad leaf Clivia miniata can be similar to the orange of Belgium and other hybrid forms but there are …

Absolute rarity - variegated Japanese Daruma Clivia; the leaves should remain short and wide; the plant is four years old and grown from seed (own sowing from South Africa); from my own plant/clivia collection, not over-fertilised therefore robust & healthy (quality before quantity!), slow-growing, not hardy, suita