Clivia miniata cv yellow - Bush Lily - Rare (FW)
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Clivia miniata cv yellow – Bush Lily – Rare (FW)

$3.00

  • High-quality Australian seeds
  • 3 seeds
  • Genus: Clivia
  • Common name: Bush lily or Natal lily
  • Life Cycle: Perennial 
  • Season of interest: Spring/Summer
  • Colour: Yellow flower – very rare, green foliage
  • Features: Flowering 
  • Soil type: ⅔ Peat moss to ⅓ Perlite, well-drained
  • Growth habit: Clumping
  • Indoor/outdoor: Outdoor and indoor
  • Garden uses: Patios, borders, pots
  • Sunlight: Shade/partial sun
  • Climate: Mediterranean 
  • Watering: medium
  • Cultivating difficulty: Easy
  • Country of origin: South Africa
  • Grows up to 45 cm high and 80 cm wide
  • Water well in Spring and Summer
  • Cut back to the base of stem after flowering, pruning any browning leaves
  • Mulch and liquid fertilise in Summer and protect from direct sunlight
  • Green foliage all year round
  • Low maintenance and tough in dry conditions
  • Grow well under the shade of trees
  • Early morning sun or dappled shade
  • Protect from frost
  • Look great potted on a patio as their roots prefer to be undisturbed as long as they are not overwatered.
  • Thank you for purchasing. The following is the germination method that we recommend:
    1. Get a seed raising mix from Bunnings or a soft soil mix such as 2/3 Peal moss and 1/3 Pearlite.
    2. Place the soil in a pot
    3. Place the seeds on the soil and gently press into the soil half-way so the the seeds are still visible.
    4. Keep moist but not soaked
    5. Within 10-14 days you will see a shoot come up
    6. Push the seedling into the soil if it isn’t in far enough
    7. Clivia’s will thrive in the shade with filtered light and limited direct sunlight
    8. Fertilise with Seasol Seaweed Concentrate after the plant has produced leaves and continue to fertilise once a month
    9. Enjoy your flowers!
    • *Another method is to wrap the seeds in a paper towel, wet it and place in a zip-lock bag. Place in a warm, dry place such as a windowsill until you see shoots start to form, then place in a seed-raising mix.
    • (You could try both to see which one you prefer)

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