Zephyranthes and other Amaryllidaceae 2010 - 2011

[Hristo]

Cris, wow, that is going to be a stunning pot full!
My first Z.grandiflora here, hoping for more in due course.

[Cris]

Yes, they've already opened and it's amazing, I never had so many flowers at the same time

Your grandiflora is very beautiful. this year I've had very few flowers of grandiflora.

[Hristo]

Stunning indeed Cris!

[Renate Brinkers]

Cris,

a really wonderful pot ful of Zephyranthes.

[Kovacs Pal]

I got the seeds of this plant as Z. primulina in 2008. I hope its name is OK.

[Hans J]

Hello Kovacs ,

here is a picture from my Z.primulina -your plant looks correct !

http://www.srgc.org.uk/smf/index.php?topic=1825.msg48034#msg48034

Hans

[Kovacs Pal]

Hello Hans,

Thank you for the answer

Poul (Kovács)

[dominique]

After 3 years to wait......
Habranthus (Zephyranthes ?) andersonii, flava, primulina and pedunculosus

[dominique]

suite

[PeterT]

Very nice Dominique

[angie]

After 3 years to wait......
Habranthus (Zephyranthes ?) andersonii, flava, primulina and pedunculosus

Certainly worth the wait 

Angie

[Brian Ellis]

Dear Experts.  This was given to us in bud as Zephyranthes macrosiphon.  Looking at this thread am I right in thinking it should be Zephyranthes primulina?

[Ezeiza]

Yes, it is becoming as easy and ubiquitous as Habranthus tubispathus.

Best

[Renate Brinkers]

After 3 years to wait......
Habranthus (Zephyranthes ?) andersonii, flava, primulina and pedunculosus

Dominique,
simply for the colour it was worth to wait!!! And then so rich flowering - great!

[David Nicholson]

Habranthus martinezii from the greenhouse today (apologies for the quality of Pic 1) Re-potted about three weeks ago and I watered it last Thursday for the first time this year. It will have gained some moisture from the sand and grit I used in my re-potting mix, it's virtually impossible here to buy dry sand and grit.