Clivias in pots

Discover the step-by-step process on how to grow clivias from seeds and create a beautiful indoor garden. Learn the tips and tricks for successful germination and nurturing of clivia seeds. Get expert advice on soil, lighting, watering, and care techniques to help your clivia plants thrive. Explore this rewarding journey of growing clivias from seeds and transform your space into a green oasis. Start your gardening adventure today with these comprehensive guidelines on cultivating clivias…

Clivia in a pot

Clivia miniata (Natal Lily or Bush Lily) is a sensational houseplant. It is native to south Africa and requires little care. It has attractive foliage and stunning flowers. I find mine blooms be…

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Once you get it home, clivia blooms may fade, leaving you wondering how to make the plant rebloom. This article can help. Click here to learn about the clivia bloom cycle and tips on forcing clivia to bloom again.

Clivia are part of the Amaryllis family, and therefore can be subject to neglect in the guise of dehydration. Click here to learn more about its dormancy care & achieving annual flowers!

A subtropical plant, Clivia are an excellent plant for Auckland's climate. Clivia will brighten up those dark, dry, shady spots in your garden where other plants won't grow. Clivia flower in late winter- spring, flowers come in a range of colours from, red, orange, cream and yellow, which are produced on tall stems that sit above the dark green strappy leaves. They look amazing planted in large clumps under trees and are a great combination planted with Asplenium bulbiferum Hen and chicken…