(Amaryllidaceae) Clivia are only found naturally in southern Africa and beloved as houseplants all around the world
Notice the presence of 4 stigmas
the bulbs will ship separately
This is a very rare species with small flowers that have a very pleasant honeysuckle or grape soda fragrance
After the flies have covered themselves with pollen
Passiflora triloba 4" pot Miscellaneous (Amaryllidaceae) Clivia are only foundBright maroon, red and purple flowers with thick, banded filaments on a sturdy, vigorous vine. With large leathery leaves, this plant needs a lot of room. It will tolerate hot climates very well as long as it is kept watered. Zone 11. Subgenus: Passiflora, Supersection: Laurifolia, Series Tiliifolia. Light: Full sun, part shade. There will be less flowers in part shade. Water: Moderate. Soil: A wide range of soil, but it must be well drained.