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How to Repot Clivia

How to Repot Clivia

Repotting Clivia is an important step as young plants grow from a community pot into individual plants. When plants become crowded, their roots can become tightly tangled, making it difficult...

How to Repot Clivia

Repotting Clivia is an important step as young plants grow from a community pot into individual plants. When plants become crowded, their roots can become tightly tangled, making it difficult...

How to Pot Clivia: The Best Potting Mix for Hea...

One of the most important rules when potting Clivias is to provide excellent drainage. Clivias have thick, fleshy roots that store water, allowing them to tolerate periods of dryness. However, their...

How to Pot Clivia: The Best Potting Mix for Hea...

One of the most important rules when potting Clivias is to provide excellent drainage. Clivias have thick, fleshy roots that store water, allowing them to tolerate periods of dryness. However, their...

Can a Clivia Survive After Losing Its Growth Po...

One of the most common questions among Clivia growers is whether a plant can recover after its central growth point is damaged or lost. While the answer depends on the...

Can a Clivia Survive After Losing Its Growth Po...

One of the most common questions among Clivia growers is whether a plant can recover after its central growth point is damaged or lost. While the answer depends on the...

Compact Chinese Monk Clivia Hybrid

The Monk (和尚) is one of China's classic Clivia strains, bred for broad, heavy foliage rather than for its flowers. Unlike Japan's Daruma types, which are prized for extremely short...

Compact Chinese Monk Clivia Hybrid

The Monk (和尚) is one of China's classic Clivia strains, bred for broad, heavy foliage rather than for its flowers. Unlike Japan's Daruma types, which are prized for extremely short...

A Variegated Clivia and a Self-Sterility Lesson

Clivia are largely self-sterile, which means pollinating a flower with its own pollen rarely produces seed. Successful breeding usually depends on crossing two genetically different plants. This article shares a...

A Variegated Clivia and a Self-Sterility Lesson

Clivia are largely self-sterile, which means pollinating a flower with its own pollen rarely produces seed. Successful breeding usually depends on crossing two genetically different plants. This article shares a...

Clivia Pastel 80

Clivia typically bloom in late winter or spring after experiencing a cool, dry rest period. However, they can also flower outside their normal season when growing conditions differ. This article...

Clivia Pastel 80

Clivia typically bloom in late winter or spring after experiencing a cool, dry rest period. However, they can also flower outside their normal season when growing conditions differ. This article...