Clivia miniata lime. citrina 'Yellow Star'

Originally from the subtropical climate regions of South Africa, Clivia Miniata is one of the most popular house lilies.
Clivia was introduced to England in 1852 and bears the name of the Duchess of Northumberland, Lady Charlotte-Florentine-Clive, governess of Queen Victoria.
Care instructions Crin - Clivia
Appearance:

- plant with bulbs;

- trumpet-shaped flowers, white, pink, orange, single-colored or variegated;

- 40-60 cm long leaves.

Care:

- prefers bright places and dry air;

- the bulb is left in the ground after the flowers have dried, in a cool place

Diseases, pests:

- mushrooms;

- underground spiders and shield lice.

The height of plants is always measured with pots.

Note: The flower stem is very fragile/brittle. This variety may arrive to you without flowers. The price is valid for a copy that will be delivered with or without flowers.

Specimens may have defective leaves.