Amaryllis has these other names too, did you know?
Amaryllis is a perennial bulbous herbaceous plant, originally from the Cape of Good Hope Amaryllis. It blooms in summer, with main colors of yellow, white, pink and bright red, suitable for potted display in the living room!
Amaryllis's alternative names
Amaryllis is recorded in the flora of many provinces, under varying names. For example, Hainan Province calls it Honghualian, the North China region calls it Huazhoulan, Xiangaohuazhou, and there are also Baizhilian, Zhudinghong, Zhudinglan, Gutinghua, Huazhoulan, Baizilian, Baizhilian, Duihong, Duiduihong.
Amaryllis's habits
It likes a warm, humid environment, with a suitable growing temperature of 18-25°C, is not tolerant of intense heat, and should avoid direct sunlight; in agriculture it can be placed in a greenhouse for care.
It is afraid of waterlogging, so watering should not be excessive.
During the winter dormant period, it can safely overwinter in a cold, wet climate. The most suitable temperature is 10-12°C, and the overwintering temperature must not be lower than 5°C. If the temperature exceeds 25°C, the branches and leaves grow vigorously, which will affect dormancy.
It likes sandy soil rich in humus, loose in texture, and with good drainage. The soil pH should be controlled between 5.5~6.5, keeping the soil relatively dry.
Amaryllis's flower language
Longing to be loved, pursuing love.
Expressing that one is frail and longs to be cared for.
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