What varieties of Clivia are there? Which variety is good?

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1. What varieties are there of Clivia?

2. Which variety of Clivia is good?

3. Clivia cultivation techniques

When choosing a Clivia variety, it is recommended to consider three factors: cost-effectiveness, aesthetics and breeding difficulty. It is recommended to raise large-flowered Clivia or small-leaved Clivia here. Because they are relatively common, the price is not high, and they have high ornamental value. They are also relatively easy to maintain. Specifically, you can choose varieties such as Da Shengli, Monk, Clivia with fine leaves and yellow flowers, and Clivia with fine leaves and red flowers.

1. What are the varieties of Clivia

There are many types of Clivia, among which the more common ones are Clivia grandiflora and Clivia tenuifolia. In addition to these two types, there are also yellow-flowered Clivia, smiling Clivia, stemmed Clivia, strange Clivia, swamp Clivia and so on. In addition, these large varieties also include many small varieties. For example, the most common large-flowered Clivia has nearly 10 varieties including Dashengli, Dyeingchang, and Monk.

2. Which variety of Clivia is good

If you want to breed at home, it is not recommended to buy well-known varieties. Because these varieties are very expensive and not affordable. When selecting a variety, it is recommended to consider three factors: cost performance, aesthetics and breeding difficulty. It is recommended to raise large-flowered Clivia or small-leaved Clivia here. Because these two kinds of Clivia are relatively common, the price is not high, and they have high ornamental value. They are also relatively easy to maintain. Specifically, you can choose varieties such as Da Shengli, Monk, Clivia with fine leaves and yellow flowers, and Clivia with fine leaves and red flowers.

3. Clivia breeding skills

1. Maintain ventilation: Many florists cannot grow Clivia. This is actually because the ventilation conditions of the breeding environment are too poor. Placing it in a well-ventilated location or ventilating it frequently will allow it to be exposed to more fresh air, which is very beneficial to its growth.

2. Sufficient light: Its growth cannot be separated from the support of light, because sunlight can help it synthesize nutrients. Therefore, when breeding, you should place it in a place with sufficient light and not in a place that is too dark.

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