What does the flowering of Clivia mean?

Flowering period

The peak flowering period of Clivia is from New Year's Day to the Spring Festival, mainly in spring and summer.

It can bloom all year round, sometimes in winter, and sometimes in summer between June and July.

The length of the flowering period of Clivia varies depending on the maintenance environment.

Generally, a single flower can bloom for 15 to 20 days, and the entire flowering period can last more than 45 days.

A sign of flowering

Feng Shui meaning

Clivia can sense people’s thoughts. If family members are not harmonious, then Clivia will not like to bloom. On the contrary, if there is a happy event approaching in the family, Clivia will bloom in advance to “announce the good news.”

Plants can generally be linked to the five elements. Clivia belongs to the wood element, which means that people whose five elements belong to wood are very suitable to plant a Clivia, which can create a good Feng Shui environment.

If sun-loving plants are placed in a shaded and humid environment, their growth will be weakened. Clivia is a positive plant that can distinguish between yin and yang, so it can be used to measure positive positions.

Cultural Implications

The flower language of Clivia is "noble" and "precious", implying the personality and character of a gentleman. It is a flower of noble character.

In China, the gentleman itself is a representative of high-pressure qualities, and the plant Clivia is even more popular among people, with its elegant style and refined temperament.