Which city's city flower is Clivia? Pictures of Clivia flowers

1. Which city's city flower is it?

Clivia is the city flower of Changchun. In 1984, the Standing Committee of the Eighth People's Congress of Changchun City approved Clivia as the city flower of Changchun. As early as 1932, the Clivia plant was introduced from Japan to Changchun, China. In the beginning, it was only planted in imperial gardens and palaces, and then it was slowly introduced to the people for cultivation.

2. Plant Introduction

1. Morphological characteristics: Clivia has a very thick root system, which is fleshy and milky white. The leaves grow in two rows from the stem, growing in very neat rows, with the top parts being very round and thick. The basal leaves are sword-like, dark green and very shiny. The flowers are usually orange-yellow or orange-red and funnel-shaped. The berries are broadly oval and purple-red.

2. Growth habits: Its origin is in tropical areas. It is very afraid of severe cold and cannot tolerate severe cold. It likes to grow in a semi-shaded and humid environment and is very afraid of being exposed to strong sunlight. When the maintenance temperature exceeds 30℃, its growth will be restricted. It likes to grow in loose and fertile soil, and the maintenance environment should be well ventilated. The best growth environment temperature is around 18-28℃, and the maintenance temperature should not be lower than 10℃. It is very suitable for indoor cultivation.