Bush Lily, Clivia Lily, St. John's Lily, Boslelie, Fire Lily 'Variegata' (Clivia

Kell San Leandro, CA(Zone 9b) Feb 26, 2008

Bush Lily, Clivia Lily, St. John's Lily, Boslelie, Fire Lily 'Variegata'
Clivia miniata

her eis a different pattern of variegation found with the white on the outside.

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aloeman witbank, South Africa Nov 13, 2010

hi i wonder if u are willing to part with a small plant.

Chris

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Kell San Leandro, CA(Zone 9b) Nov 13, 2010

I do not have any seedlings to give away though I do get seeds from my crosses. They are not guaranteed to be variegated but many are. If you want seeds, if I have any extra from this years crop I will send you some.

I understand there are great clivia hybridzers in South Africa. Aren't they readily available?

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Strever Hiouchi, CA(Zone 8b) Nov 13, 2010

it is a good pict of the variegation Kell

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Kell San Leandro, CA(Zone 9b) Nov 13, 2010

I still love the variegated ones Dick. My seeds are not ripe yet. I think it is late. Are yours all thriving?

I just did up about 100 amaryllis belladonna special hybrid seeds. Why i clutter my life up with all these I will never understand.

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aloeman witbank, South Africa Nov 14, 2010

i would love to have some seeds. and yes there are quite a fee' but they keep there plants to them selves' there is a new clivia plant called clivia robusta. it grows to about six feet high. i have tried for months now to get my hands on them. by the way have u got clivia budas gold. the plant in the pic with the varigation on the outside of the leave has got a japaneese name. i have got a book with variouse varigated clivia's in it

chris

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Strever Hiouchi, CA(Zone 8b) Nov 14, 2010

Kell
life got very complicated around here a 3 years ago
and i was ignoring them, they were surviving but not thriving
so i sent about 80% of my Clivia down south to Craig for safe keeping
filled his SUV
i now have a small qty which i can handle with the hectic schedule i keep
i did keep about 5 or 6 special ones
i hope to see them do much much better this coming spring :-)
i think there are some variegated seed on the pastel & a Solomone yellow
they do not look like they are even close to ready
usually i just drop the seed pod into the pot with the mother plant
haven't done any kind of seed for 3 years now