Transplanting Clivias and Clivia Mix

[@crazyhuman7541]

Dumb question but can I use the same word chippings like orchid plants?

[@BonnyBateman]

Hi. I’m in Port Elizabeth, where can I get the Clivia mix?

[@TwentyThree-23]

I have one that is root bound. I've seen some people loosen up the roots. Does it matter if the roots are loosened or not?

[@janwillemlubbinge8316]

If you repot your Clivia from a small pot into a bigger pot it is not necessary to loosen the roots. When splitting a big plant into a view smaller ones it is unavoidable to loosen the roots and some roots might get damaged in the process. Damaged roots should be cut off and removed as they may cause disease. I am planning on doing a video on dividing a clivia soon. Thank you for watching my video. Kind Regards. Jan

[@blancasosa8597]

I live in Melbourne, Australia but not available this clivia here. B but I put orquideas one.

[@janwillemlubbinge8316]

Unfortunately our products are not available in Australia. You can use any course bark based potting soil for transplanting Clivia plants as long as there are not to many fine soil particles. Thank you for watching my video. Kind regards. Jan

[@karenlund5312]

Can I buy the clivia mix in the states, or do you ship?

[@naomepoisson4107]

Where can I buy the clivia soil mixture?

[@janwillemlubbinge8316]

We are based outside Pretoria, South Africa and our products are available at most retail nurseries in Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Free Stata, Northern Cape, North West, Limpopo, Northern Natal as well as in Namibia. Thank you for watching my video. Kind regards. Jan