Chinese native red and yellow flower Lycorisradiata(Clusteramaryllis)

Chinese native red flower Lycorisradiata(Clusteramaryllis)

Chinese native red flower Lycorisradiata(Clusteramaryllis)

Chinese native red flower Lycorisradiata(Clusteramaryllis)

Chinese native yellow flower Lycorisradiata(Clusteramaryllis)

Chinese native yellow flower Lycorisradiata(Clusteramaryllis)

Chinese native yellow flower Lycorisradiata(Clusteramaryllis)

Chinese native yellow flower Lycorisradiata(Clusteramaryllis)

Chinese native yellow flower Lycorisradiata(Clusteramaryllis)

Introduction of Chinese native Lycorisradiata/Clusteramaryllis :
It generally in the autumnal equinox flower before and after,Wild species growing in the dark, damp, its habitat for the red soil, strong resistance to cold, and shade,
can tolerate the high temperature limit of the average daily temperature is 24 ��; , but also drought-resistant, accustomed to acidic soil, and to loose,fertile humus soil.
It has Summer dormant habits.
You can plant Lycorisradiata in your frontor back yard darkness side, it also can grow well without too much extra care.

Introduction of Chinese native Lycorisradiata/Clusteramaryllis :
It generally in the autumnal equinox flower before and after,Wild species growing in the dark, damp, its habitat for the red soil, strong resistance to cold, and shade,
can tolerate the high temperature limit of the average daily temperature is 24 degrees Celsius, but also drought-resistant, accustomed to acidic soil, and to loose,fertile humus soil.
It has Summer dormant habits.
You can plant Lycorisradiata in your front or back yards darkness side, it also can grow well without too much extra care.

Those are beautiful. Is it legal to ship bulbs between the US & China?

Tiger,

Those yellow plants above aren't Lycoris radiata, they're possibly Lycoris aurea and Lycoris chinensis.

Tiger,

Lovely photos. Josh is correct. Although they are more reluctant to bloom for me than the reliably prolific Nerine species, here in California I grow several Lycoris species and hybrids from Japan and China; in addition to a form found in the southern states. We are fortunate to have several reputable suppliers of Lycoris bulbs here in the United States.

Kind regards,

Blanca

Hi josh
Thank you to correct the error I named varieties.

What plant enthusiasts/Hippeastrum species are you interested? I'll help you trying to find out.

Cheers ,
Tiger

Dear Blanca
Thanks for your information.
I'd like share something special for you !

Tiger

I just bought yellow Lycoris aurea from Eden Blooms.
The red ones seem to grow wild in some areas around me. I did some bulb gathering a couple years ago so we'll see.
K