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Pink Flowered Green Throat Belgian

hardytropicalguy

16 years ago

This is a typical garden variety Clivia. I believe it is a French or Belgian hybrid or another commercial strain. This particular plant was selected out of many plants due to the Pinkish coloration of the Petals and Tepals as well as the Green coloration in the Throat. This plant was blooming Spring 2009

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hardytropicalguy
Original Author
15 years ago
The Pink Belgian blooming not so pink last year in front of this photo. The pink may have resulted from different lighting conditions. Still a very pleasing floret shape and improvement over 2009 it received rave reviews when posted on the South African Clivia forum last year!

This update again is from last year 2010. 3/24/2010

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monet_g
15 years ago
Really nice, Tedd.
I see you pollinated it, too.
Gail
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