1. Main varieties

It mainly has three varieties: fine leaf yellow flower Clivia, fine leaf white flower Clivia and fine leaf safflower Clivia

2. Fine leaf yellow flower Clivia

It is introduced from South Africa, Japan, Australia and other countries. The length of the leaves is between 60cm-70cm. The leaves are inclined, the color is dark green, the leaves have no luster, and the flowers and arrows are relatively thin. Its flowers are light yellow, shaped like a funnel and arranged in an umbrella. They open at the top of the center of the plant. Seeing it makes people feel very warm and want to keep it at home

3. Fine leaf white flower Clivia

It is similar to the fine leaf yellow flower Clivia, which is also mainly introduced from South Africa, Japan, Australia and other countries. The shape of its leaves is also very similar, and its difference from the former mainly lies in the color and shape of its flowers. Its flower color is milky white, and the flower shape is both petal Lily shaped and funnel-shaped. Its flowers are whiter than snow and bloom under the clusters of symmetrical leaves on both sides, giving people a feeling of nobility and elegance

4. Fine leaf safflower Clivia

It is mainly introduced from South Africa and Japan. The leaf shape is almost the same as that of the above two varieties. I won't repeat it here. The difference between it and the above two varieties lies in the design and color. Its flowers are mainly bright red or orange red, which is matched with its green and shiny leaves to form a classic green leaf safflower. Whenever it blooms, the green leaves will set off its flowers with extra bright and moving colors, giving people a very good visual enjoyment

5. Discrimination method

The names of these three flowers are based on the colors of other flowers, so they are very easy to distinguish

6. Their origin

In fact, fine leaf Clivia is also a variety of Clivia. It was formed by the variation of large flower Clivia into yellow flower Clivia, and then formed three varieties of different colors