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Posted by ,Alvin, z6 on August 27, 2024, 7:33 pm, in reply to "Clivia"
That's baffling, Fred.
What happened to the clay pot? The new pot looks larger. Clivias, unless growing in the ground, seem to like being pot bound. Does the plant stay in that spot year-round? My Clivias spend most of the growing season outdoors, and get watered whenever it rains. Outdoors, conditions are different, than indoors. Humidity levels are higher at night, and the plants are subjected to "real sun", and even if dappled, is stronger than sun coming through a window. In early November, when they come inside, their large pots are very heavy, due the wetter soil. They go under plant lights, and get zero water, until they go back outside, in April. By that time, they are much lighter in weight.
I do have a Clivia, that has NEVER bloomed, after years,, but none that fails to bloom, ever year, once they start. I mentioned that I started a Clivia, from a cutting. I potted it last year. I don't know how many years it'll take, before it starts blooming. My other cutting grown plant began blooming after about 3 yrs.
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