【Haixin Chemical Cup ☆ Haichuan Chemical: Spring Has Arrived】165 names featuring majestic crocus-shaped designs resembling Clivia plants
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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2017-4-15 at 15:06; it resembles a Clivia plant and is located in the greenery area
Hippeastrum rutilum (scientific name) is also known as Honghualian (from the Flora of Hainan), Huazhoulan (from the Compendium of Economic Plants in North China), Xiangao Huazhou, Baizhilian, Zhudonghong, Zhudinglan, Gutenghua, Huazhoulan, Baiziyan, Baizhilian, Duihong, and Duiduihong, among other names. It is a perennial herb of the genus Lycoris in the family Amaryllidaceae. The crocus bulb is nearly spherical; there are 6–8 leaves that emerge after flowering, and they are bright green in color. The flower stem is hollow and slightly flattened, with a white powdery coating on it ； The tepal tube is green and cylindrical; the tepal lobes are oblong, with pointed tips, mauve in color with a slight green tint, and possess small scales at their bases. It is found in Brazil as well as in places such as Hainan Province on the Chinese mainland, and has been introduced and cultivated artificially. To make it easier for flower growers, horticulturists in Europe and the United States have specifically produced crocuses as potted flowers.
This is very common; I know what it’s called now: lol
Do Sansevieria and Clivia belong to the same family? Farmers here plant them
( ⊙ o ⊙ ) Yes, the same family, different plant species.