How does Clivia tell age?

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1. Number of leaves

2. Bulb length

3. Growth situation

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To judge the age of Clivia, you can observe the number of leaves. It grows about 6-8 leaves every year. Some roots are as long as the roots of Chinese cabbage. The age is generally more than 5 years old. The age of growth is closely related to the length of the bulb. The older the growth, the longer the bulb underneath will be. You can also judge based on the growth. The growth is not very good, and the age is relatively old.

1. Number of leaves

1. Number of leaves

In a normal maintenance environment, it will grow about 6-8 leaves every year. The age can be judged based on the leaves that grow, but this method is not very accurate. Accurate, as some old leaves will fall off as they grow, can only be a rough estimate. Because some old leaves will fall off, some roots will grow like the roots of Chinese cabbage. This type is older, usually more than 5 years old. Generally, the roots are relatively smooth, and the leaves have not been renewed many times. At this age It's relatively small.

2. Bulb length

Growth The age of a plant is closely related to the length of the bulb. The older it grows, the longer the bulb underneath will be. This is a more accurate estimation method. You can choose to do it at the same time when repotting, so as to avoid unreasonable pulling out and causing damage to the plants, and to achieve the effect of killing two birds with one stone.

3. Growth conditions

Plants The growth is also related to age. In addition to maintenance factors, if the growth is not good, it may be that the maintenance time is very long and the animal is older. If it is still growing well, it means it is relatively young.

2. Bulb length

3. Growth situation

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