Although it comes from Africa, he finds great in Polish homes. It is a demanding plant, but with proper care it becomes a real interior decoration. Check how to take care of the bullshit so that it blooms more than once, but even twice a year.
Kliwia, also known as a cinnobrow or orange clip, is a representative of the amarylla family. In nature, it grows in the Cape Country in South Africaand in Poland is a popular pot plant. Her greatest decoration is the goblet flowers, which gather into spherical inflorescences. There may be up to a dozen or so in adult plants on one rush. The most common are orange and red varieties, although there are also less frequently available yellow, cream or speckled bikes.
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Kliwia grows best in bright places with diffused light. Direct sun can cause leaf burnswhile too little light will make the shoots pull out and weaken. The window sill from the east or north will be an ideal position. The plant tolerates the change of space badly – even turning the pot can stop its growth and flowering. That is why it is worth noting which party was set to the sun and avoid its change.
The substrate of the clip should be slightly moist, but not wet. Excess water can lead to root rot. Enough water it regularlyin winter once a week, and in spring and summer more often. The leaves should be wiped with a soft cloth – it not only improves the appearance, but also supports photosynthesis. From March to July, the plant should be fertilized every 10-14 daysusing fertilizers designed for flowering plants. Older specimens require rarer but systematic feeding.
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Kliwia is not only an ornament, but also a long -lived plant that can accompany the household for many years. Its intense colors and exotic appearance attract attention, and The smell of flowers can fill the whole room. This is an ideal proposition for plant lovers who like challenges and enjoy the abundant flowering of their pupils.
