What color is good for Clivia?

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1. What color is good for Clivia?

2. Clivia Appreciation and Evaluation Criteria

1. Single-color leaf surface: Light-colored leaves of Clivia are the best, followed by dark-colored leaves. The leaf colors are yellow, yellow-green, green, and dark green. 2. Complex color on the leaf surface: The leaves of Clivia should have two complex colors with a large contrast. For example, the color training is dark green veins and yellow mesophyll; green veins and yellow mesophyll; dark green veins and yellowish green mesophyll; green veins and yellow mesophyll; Yellow green. Ribbons, colored channels, and colored silk are respectively porcelain white and dark green; porcelain white and gray green; yellow and dark green; yellow and gray green.

1. What color is good for Clivia?

Solid color of leaves: Light color is better for Clivia leaves, and darker leaves are worse. The colors of Clivia from best to worst are yellow, yellow-green, green, and dark green. Good Clivia varieties are better with "green veins and yellow ground". Not the entire leaves are the same color.

Foliage complex color: The contrast between the two complex colors on the leaves of Clivia is better. The greater the contrast between the two colors of the leaves, the better. The colors are dark green veins and yellow mesophyll; green veins and yellow mesophyll; dark green veins and yellowish green mesophyll; green veins and yellowish green mesophyll. Ribbons, colored channels, and colored silk are respectively porcelain white and dark green; porcelain white and gray green; yellow and dark green; yellow and gray green.

2. Clivia appreciation and evaluation standards< /h2>

Brightness: Brightness refers to the degree of reflection on the surface of the blade. The brightness is bright, bright, bright, slightly bright, and not bright.

Fineness: Fineness refers to the degree of smoothness and density of the blade surface. Fineness is divided into fine, relatively fine, generally fine, relatively rough, and rough.

Stiffness: Stiffness refers to the entire blade The flexural strength is judged by the criteria of strong, relatively strong, weak and weak.

Thickness: Thickness is the thickness of the mesophyll in the cross section of the leaf. The thickness is 1.6 mm, 1.4 mm, 1.2 mm, 1 mm, and less than 1 mm.

Leaf veins: The advantages and disadvantages of convex veins are thick convex, medium thick convex, thin convex and flat. Thick convex, medium thick convex, thin convex, flat.

Other standards: Long inspection is also required Width ratio, head shape, seat shape, plant shape.

2. Clivia Appreciation and Evaluation Criteria

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