How to prune clivia 'belgian hybrid'

Immediately after flowers fade, typically late winter to spring. Cut the flower scape as close to the base as possible with sterilized scissors or secateurs. Remove yellowed or dead leaves by cutting cleanly at the base.

Annually after flowering, plus as needed for dead leaves. Clivia 'Belgian Hybrid' benefits from deadheading after bloom. Once the flower cluster fades, cut the scape (flower stalk) off at the base to prevent seed formation and direct energy back into the plant. Remove yellow or dead leaves at any time. Avoid disturbing the fleshy roots unnecessarily. No hard pruning or cutting back of foliage is needed.

Cut the flower scape as close to the base as possible with sterilized scissors or secateurs. Remove yellowed or dead leaves by cutting cleanly at the base.