When can the seeds of Clivia be cut?

1. When to cut the seeds

Usually, Clivia will be pollinated after flowering, and after pollination, the seeds will begin to grow, and then it will take some time to mature. Generally speaking, it takes 9 months for seeds to grow and mature, that is, it takes 9 months for them to grow and mature. When the seeds are mature, they will become plump, the skin will turn red, and they will be soft when pinched. At this time, you can cut off the seeds.

2. Precautions

1. When the seeds grow to 5 or 6 months, they have actually become quite full, but be careful not to pick them at this time. Because the seeds are not mature enough at this time, even if they are sown, the germination rate will be very low. You must wait until they are mature enough so that the germination rate will be higher after sowing.

2. When sowing, you need to trim the flower stems and then place them in a well-ventilated place to dry. After about two or three days, peel the seeds and sow them in the soil.

3. If you buy Clivia seeds, it is best to choose fresh seeds. Some seeds are dry, and the germination rate of such seeds is relatively low, or they may not germinate at all. Fresh seeds are easier to germinate.