Its planted in peat. It was flowering for about 2 months. Its clivia. But one of the leaf looks haggard. Is that leaf alright?
Is this leaf ok?
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Ryan, can I have your cat? Please! Please!?
Oh, your bulb needs to be a little more buried. It's still okay as long as the leaves continue to spurt out. Your other plant is dead.
Oh, your bulb needs to be a little more buried. It's still okay as long as the leaves continue to spurt out. Your other plant is dead.
Because i dont have access to the lounge. I'm Perma-banned
Also it kind of belongs here...
No, he is precious.
I'll trade my GG with your cat?
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Don't let the cat chew the cliva. "Cliva minata" is related to and about as toxic as Amayrillis. Both will make kitty sick if he bites the leaves.
The plant just looks like it needs more sunlight. Cliva will produce thicker, more stout leaves with more sun. The bulb is fine half out of the dirt, there is less chance of it getting root rot that way.
(How do I know? I hybridize Amayrillis and it's relatives, other plant families as well.)
The plant just looks like it needs more sunlight. Cliva will produce thicker, more stout leaves with more sun. The bulb is fine half out of the dirt, there is less chance of it getting root rot that way.
(How do I know? I hybridize Amayrillis and it's relatives, other plant families as well.)
