What color is good for Clivia

1. What color is best for Clivia?

Solid color leaves: Light color is better for Clivia leaves, while darker color leaves are slightly worse. The colors of Clivia from good to bad are yellow, yellow-green, green, and dark green. The best varieties of Clivia are those with "green veins and yellow ground", not all leaves are the same color.

Leaf complex colors: It is better for Clivia to have leaves with two complex colors with a large contrast. The greater the contrast between the two colors of the leaves, the better. The colors are: dark green leaf veins and yellow leaf flesh; green leaf veins and yellow leaf flesh; dark green leaf veins and yellow-green leaf flesh; green leaf veins and yellow-green leaf flesh. The ribbons, colored paths and colored threads are porcelain white and dark green; porcelain white and gray-green; yellow and dark green; yellow and gray-green.

2. Clivia appreciation and evaluation standards

Brightness: Brightness refers to the degree of reflectivity on the leaf surface. The levels of brightness are glossy, shiny, bright, slightly shiny, and dull.

Fineness: Fineness refers to the smoothness and density of the leaf surface. The fineness levels are fine, relatively fine, generally fine, relatively rough, and rough.

Stiffness: Stiffness refers to the overall bending strength of the blade, and the judging criteria are strong, relatively strong, relatively weak, and weak.

Thickness: Thickness refers to the thickness of the mesophyll in the cross section of the leaf. The good and bad thicknesses are 1.6 mm, 1.4 mm, 1.2 mm, 1 mm, and less than 1 mm respectively.

Leaf veins: The quality of leaf vein protrusions is coarse, medium-coarse, fine, and flat. Rough convex, medium rough convex, fine convex, flat.

Other standards: The length-to-width ratio, head shape, seat shape, and plant shape also need to be examined.