Clivia perennial seedling
A beautiful Clivia, a perennial with offsets. The offset seedlings will be in their third year this year. I believe there are small buds and seedlings hidden beneath the soil. I'm reluctant to sell it, but I lack the space, so I have no choice. If it doesn't sell, I will divide the plant after the flowers have finished blooming. The offset seedlings, in their third year this year, are planned to be listed individually for ￥8,800. The leaves are asymmetrical and have some damage.
Cultivation Environment:
From February to March, provide bright indoor light. From April to May, bright shade indoors. From June to October, bright shade outdoors. From November to January, bright shade indoors is suitable.
During February and March when flower buds are developing, exposure to sunlight enhances the flower color. However, from spring to autumn, even short periods of direct sunlight can cause leaf burn, so be cautious. If it's too dark, it will be difficult for flower buds to form, so provide about 50% shading during midsummer. Variegated varieties are particularly prone to leaf burn, so extra care is needed.
During the flowering period, keeping the plant in a cool place will allow you to enjoy the blooms for longer. To encourage flower bud development, the plant needs to be exposed to temperatures below 10°C for about 60 days from autumn to winter. Therefore, manage the plant outdoors until just before the first frost in autumn, and after bringing it indoors, maintain temperatures between 5°C and 10°C. If it's too warm, it may not bloom, or the flower stalks may not elongate. Avoid keeping the plant in a room with heating on 24 hours a day.
Water thoroughly directly onto the soil when the surface of the soil feels dry.
Photographed on April 26th. The seedling to be shipped is shown in the 11th image.
The first photo is of the parent plant, blooming in my home. Please use it as a reference.
The item to be shipped is the divided plant shown in the 11th photo. Please note that this is not the original parent plant.
The item to be shipped will be the product shown in images 9 through 11.
As this is a living organism, its condition will change, for better or worse. Please consider purchasing only if you understand this.
This is not a perfectly beautiful seedling like those found in stores.
There are imperfections (diseases, insect damage, presence of insects, damage to leaves, etc.). Please only consider if you can accept some damage to leaves, etc.
If you are even slightly concerned, please refrain from purchasing.
I will take full responsibility for packing the item, but please forgive any issues that may arise during shipping, such as the appearance of pests and diseases, broken branches, or soil spillage. As this is a plant, its condition changes constantly. Thank you for your understanding.
I wish to pass this on to someone who will care for it dearly.
Cultivation Environment:
From February to March, provide bright indoor light. From April to May, bright shade indoors. From June to October, bright shade outdoors. From November to January, bright shade indoors is suitable.
During February and March when flower buds are developing, exposure to sunlight enhances the flower color. However, from spring to autumn, even short periods of direct sunlight can cause leaf burn, so be cautious. If it's too dark, it will be difficult for flower buds to form, so provide about 50% shading during midsummer. Variegated varieties are particularly prone to leaf burn, so extra care is needed.
During the flowering period, keeping the plant in a cool place will allow you to enjoy the blooms for longer. To encourage flower bud development, the plant needs to be exposed to temperatures below 10°C for about 60 days from autumn to winter. Therefore, manage the plant outdoors until just before the first frost in autumn, and after bringing it indoors, maintain temperatures between 5°C and 10°C. If it's too warm, it may not bloom, or the flower stalks may not elongate. Avoid keeping the plant in a room with heating on 24 hours a day.
Water thoroughly directly onto the soil when the surface of the soil feels dry.
Photographed on April 26th. The seedling to be shipped is shown in the 11th image.
The first photo is of the parent plant, blooming in my home. Please use it as a reference.
The item to be shipped is the divided plant shown in the 11th photo. Please note that this is not the original parent plant.
The item to be shipped will be the product shown in images 9 through 11.
As this is a living organism, its condition will change, for better or worse. Please consider purchasing only if you understand this.
This is not a perfectly beautiful seedling like those found in stores.
There are imperfections (diseases, insect damage, presence of insects, damage to leaves, etc.). Please only consider if you can accept some damage to leaves, etc.
If you are even slightly concerned, please refrain from purchasing.
I will take full responsibility for packing the item, but please forgive any issues that may arise during shipping, such as the appearance of pests and diseases, broken branches, or soil spillage. As this is a plant, its condition changes constantly. Thank you for your understanding.
I wish to pass this on to someone who will care for it dearly.
Category
Potted Flowers
Condition
Scratches/marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Chiba
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