In the summer it can be taken outside but needs to be brought in before first frosts. Eventually the fleshy roots fill the pot and then the plant can be divided. Clivias benefit from a dry rest period of about two months in winter - flowers produced from plants that have not rested rarely grow their stems much above the base of the plant.
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A pretty flower which I've not heard of before today! Thank you for posting!
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Thank you for sharing this beautiful picture!!
This is lovely! Nice macro!
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Pretty flower ... love the vibrant colors! I've not shared flowers yet this week, but I just posted Pet Pride and Mellow Yellow Monday at Small Reflections ;-)
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Clivias have such a cheerful colour and glow among the background greenery.
ReplyDeleteHow nice, I haven't heard of Clivia before, and it's color is very cool to the eyes. A new flower has been added to my list. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice catch! Mine is up. Hope to see you.
ReplyDeleteLovely--and very unique--lily. Your description is even poetic!
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awesome shot....there are really many kinds of lilies and it's nice to see one of 'em here
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The blossom is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful flower and photo and also I enjoyed the information about its care. Having a toxic thumb and not a green one, this helps! :) Thanks so much.
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