LOL thanks for the info! If I had bright indirect light and temp of 75°
in the same place, I wouldn't be at home in Maine in January.......

Since the radicle emerges before any leaf development occurs, I'm
rationalizing that temperature is more important for germination than light,
and in a couple weeks time the sun will be stronger, house will stay warmer
so I'll have more options of indoor location at about the same time any
leaf formation needs light for clorophyll production.

Challenges, challenges. 44.081° N lattitude is a far cry from Clivia's
native environment, so I'm just doing the best I can with what I've got.

Will keep the list posted !

Sue

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"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
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with
humidity levels ( 90% +) and temps ( 75° F +) in darkness

Clivia seed should be started under bright indirect sunlight for best
results.