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Clivia minnata, variegated

edric

By edric
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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around 18 months old or so now, I think it was Dave in socal, tried to tell me, you got a long way to go, he wasn't kidding,Ed

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Ed, I'm curious; did you start them from seeds, or cuttings? Thanks, Perry

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Cool variegated ones Ed! I started some Clivia from seed about 4 years ago and planted them out at my Mom's house in her well lit covered patio, which is a perfect spot for these. With regular water and fertilizer they are just now looking like they are almost full size. I think they are about 80% full grown and of course no flowers yet. They are slow from seed. But the good news is once you have a bunch you can just break them off and start new full size plants very easily.

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Ed, I'm curious; did you start them from seeds, or cuttings? Thanks, Perry

Hi Perry, I grew them from seed, Ed

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Cool variegated ones Ed! I started some Clivia from seed about 4 years ago and planted them out at my Mom's house in her well lit covered patio, which is a perfect spot for these. With regular water and fertilizer they are just now looking like they are almost full size. I think they are about 80% full grown and of course no flowers yet. They are slow from seed. But the good news is once you have a bunch you can just break them off and start new full size plants very easily.

Thanks Matty, it was worth the wait, Ed

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