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  • 19-11-2017 11:43am
    #1
    Live at Three
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    Finished flowering, had large orange flowers. Outdoor plant.


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  • #2
    looksee
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    Heavens, we need more description, or better yet a pic, than that! Large orange flowers - could be a kaffir lily, a nasturtium, a red hot poker, a dahlia, or loads more.


  • #3
    Live at Three
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    looksee wrote: »
    Heavens, we need more description, or better yet a pic, than that! Large orange flowers - could be a kaffir lily, a nasturtium, a red hot poker, a dahlia, or loads more.

    Sorry I thought the pic had uploaded. Having trouble with the phone. Will try again


  • #4
    Oldtree
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    Could be an Orange Ball tree :D bit late though


  • #5
    Live at Three
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    Here are some pics, hope they attach ok..


  • #6
    Oldtree
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    looks like a bromeliad but the shape of the plant going left and right is a bit odd.
    Lovely plant.


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  • #7
    Oldtree
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    I think it's a Clivia, a south african plant.

    Clivia-miniata-2.jpg


  • #8
    looksee
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    Like that!


  • #9
    Live at Three
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    Clivia...never heard of it! Thanks for the help


  • #10
    my3cents
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    OP I noticed that your plant had seed pods on it. While the normal advice is to remove them so the plant doesn't waste energy producing seed it may be worth leaving one pod. The seed pod will get bigger and bigger and the ones I have had have eventually burst open with the seed germinating ready to grow on.


  • #11
    Live at Three
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    Hi, M3c. Do you mean that the seeds are already germinated when they appear?


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  • #12
    my3cents
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    Live at Three wrote: »
    Hi, M3c. Do you mean that the seeds are already germinated when they appear?

    If you leave them long enough.


  • #13
    Live at Three
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    my3cents wrote: »
    If you leave them long enough.

    Sounds great! Thanks


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