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markr
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well we bought a couple of kaffir lilys today,
and when i had a look at the label it says very little, ie position in good light, in a warm room, keep moderately moist, and feed with multipurpose plant food.. em how often? yearly-monthly,,
also it looks pretty root bound, does it like this, or does it need repoting ?
last of all, what is the flower like?

thanks
Mark.

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Plants: 7132 | From: essex england | Registered: Jan 2006  |  Seeded: 213.107.224.24
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My kaffir lillies are outside. And I do not know how often to feed indoor potted ons. They do like crowded conditions for the best blooms though. I would choose a weak solution every six weeks to start to see how they do.
There are some variations in the colors but they get very expensive. They send up a stalk from the center of the plant like amaryllis but a little shorter. The blooms are (most of the time) a vivid red/orange color in cluster at the top of the stalk. Late winter, very early spring. My stalks are coming up right now.

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Plants: 7549 | From: So. Cal. | Registered: Nov 2005  |  Seeded: 71.103.174.155
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Clivia care

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Plants: 11227 | From: Cedar Hill Washington | Registered: Aug 2002  |  Seeded: 69.33.97.176
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Thank you Bill.

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Plants: 7549 | From: So. Cal. | Registered: Nov 2005  |  Seeded: 71.103.174.155
markr
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thank you tina
i wish i lived somewhere warm like you,
lucky kaffirs!
Mark.

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Plants: 7132 | From: essex england | Registered: Jan 2006  |  Seeded: 213.107.224.24
markr
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Thanks bill
i did a forum search before i posted my ?
and i only found 1 match!
it was a post by you, about seeds.
the pic looks great,glad i got it now!!!
cheers [thumb]
Mark.

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Plants: 7132 | From: essex england | Registered: Jan 2006  |  Seeded: 213.107.224.24
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thanks will
we got the plant after it flowered, so my challenge is to keep it happy long enough to flower again!
ive seen the flowers on them now, just hope they make it that far!

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Plants: 7132 | From: essex england | Registered: Jan 2006  |  Seeded: 213.107.224.24
   

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