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Rare and Beautiful Hippeastrum Aulicum X Mandonii pups from flowering bulb shown. Grown from imported seed. Both slightly different. You choose your preferred flower. From the Drop down box. Seed grown parents Aulicum X Mandonii flowers in photos. Flowered in December.
What you get – 1 pup/offset bulb from the flowering parent. Pups are about 18 months old.
– No1 is spidery more like the Aulicum
Beautiful and incredibly rare.
Bulbs range in size from 2cm to 4cm. first in best dressed.
These have been growing well in well drained potting mix in afternoon shade. Do not over water.
species info
Hippeastrum aulicum is native from Brazil south to Paraguay. It is an epiphytic species and grows on rocks and large trees in its native environment. Sometimes it can be found on the ground. It generally has a robust form with thick leaves, thick peduncle and large flowers. Because of its widespread distribution, there are many forms, some of which are available in cultivation. This species is evergreen, holding its leaves through a short summer dormancy. Water sparingly during dormancy (late spring) and commence regular watering in August (late summer). The plant appreciates fertilizers during active growth. It usually blooms in autumn to winter.
crossed with Hippeastrum mandonii is native to Bolivia. Plants were collected by Fred Meyers many years ago in that country. This plant is nearly evergreen, with a rest period in summer and bloom in autumn or winter. Keep moist. Large bulbs, 3 to 4 inches in diameter, should be planted in large pots, 10 to 12 inches in diameter. All Plants and bulbs are posted the first Monday after payment is made.
Hippeastrum aulicum is native from Brazil south to Paraguay. It is an epiphytic species and grows on rocks and large trees in its native environment. Sometimes it can be found on the ground. It generally has a robust form with thick leaves, thick peduncle and large flowers. Because of its widespread distribution, there are many forms, some of which are available in cultivation. This species is evergreen, holding its leaves through a short summer dormancy. Water sparingly during dormancy (late spring) and commence regular watering in August (late summer). The plant appreciates fertilizers during active growth. It usually blooms in autumn to winter.
crossed with Hippeastrum mandonii is native to Bolivia. Plants were collected by Fred Meyers many years ago in that country. This plant is nearly evergreen, with a rest period in summer and bloom in autumn or winter. Keep moist. Large bulbs, 3 to 4 inches in diameter, should be planted in large pots, 10 to 12 inches in diameter. All Plants and bulbs are posted the first Monday after payment is made.
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