
How to Pollinate Bush lily
(Clivia miniata)
Bush lily, also known as Fire lily
The captivating bush lily thrives in its pollination journey, largely thanks to its nocturnal friends, the moths. Taking advantage of the moths' keen senses, bush lily uses nocturnal fragrances as a compelling nectar guide. This effective interaction under the moonlight prompts the moths to inadvertently facilitate pollination with their gossamer wings, assisting the bush lily in its brief, yet precise pollination window.