Clivia miniata var. citrina 'Étoile Jaune'

Native to the subtropical regions of South Africa, Clivia Miniata is one of the most popular indoor lilies.
Clivia was introduced to England in 1852 and is named after the Duchess of Northumberland, Lady Charlotte-Florentine-Clive, governess to Queen Victoria.
Care instructions for Lily - Clivia
Appearance:

- bulbous plant;

- trumpet-shaped flowers, white, pink, orange, solid-colored or striped;

- leaves 40-60 cm long. 

Care:

- prefers bright places and dry air;

- the bulb is left in the soil after the flowers dry, in a cool place.

Diseases, pests:

- fungi; 

- underground spiders and scale insects.

The height of the plants is measured including the pot.

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

The specimens may have leaves with defects.