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Hippeastrum blossfeldiae SEEDS - Amaryllis | Barbados lilyHippeastrum blossfeldiae seeds grow into a bulbous geophyte native to the seasonally dry tropical biome of south-eastern Brazil, from São Paulo south to Paraná. Originally described as Amaryllis blossfeldiae by Traub & J.L. Doran (1971) and transferred to Hippeastrum by Van Scheepen. Named after the Blossfeld family, prominent Brazilian orchid and plant collectors. A wild South American Hippeastrum from the subtropical forests and open areas of southern Brazil, contributing to the genetic diversity of the broader genus from which modern garden hybrid amaryllis have been developed. All Hippeastrum contain toxic Amaryllidaceae alkaloids. The genus Hippeastrum was named by Herbert (William Herbert, 1778–1847) from the Greek hippeos (knight) + astrum (star) = knight\'s star lily. Family Amaryllidaceae.Full sun; well-drained soils; warm subtropical to tropical conditions; dry winter dormancy. All parts toxic — do not ingest. Named after the Blossfeld family, prominent Brazilian plant collectors; Van Scheepen transfer Originally Amaryllis blossfeldiae Traub & J.L.Doran (1971); SE. Brazil wild Hippeastrum species SE. Brazil (São Paulo to Paraná) — seasonally dry tropical biome; subtropical Atlantic Forest All parts toxic (Amaryllidaceae alkaloids); genus from Greek hippeos (knight) + astrum (star) Full sun; well-drained soils; warm subtropical; Family Amaryllidaceae Hippeastrum blossfeldiae is a wild knight\'s star lily of south-eastern Brazil — a bulbous geophyte from the subtropical Atlantic Forest of São Paulo and Paraná, one of the many remarkable wild South American Hippeastrum species that provided the genetic foundation for the global bulb amaryllis industry. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds. Hippeastrum blossfeldiae SEEDS - Amaryllis | Barbados lily
Hippeastrum blossfeldiae seeds grow into a bulbous geophyte native to the seasonally dry tropical biome of south-eastern Brazil, from São Paulo south to Paraná. Originally described as Amaryllis blossfeldiae by Traub & J.L. Doran (1971) and transferred to Hippeastrum by Van Scheepen. Named after the Blossfeld family, prominent Brazilian orchid and plant collectors. A wild South American Hippeastrum from the subtropical forests and open areas of southern Brazil, contributing to the genetic diversity of the broader genus from which modern garden hybrid amaryllis have been developed. All Hippeastrum contain toxic Amaryllidaceae alkaloids. The genus Hippeastrum was named by Herbert (William Herbert, 1778–1847) from the Greek hippeos (knight) + astrum (star) = knight\'s star lily. Family Amaryllidaceae.
Full sun; well-drained soils; warm subtropical to tropical conditions; dry winter dormancy. All parts toxic — do not ingest.
- Named after the Blossfeld family, prominent Brazilian plant collectors; Van Scheepen transfer
- Originally Amaryllis blossfeldiae Traub & J.L.Doran (1971); SE. Brazil wild Hippeastrum species
- SE. Brazil (São Paulo to Paraná) — seasonally dry tropical biome; subtropical Atlantic Forest
- All parts toxic (Amaryllidaceae alkaloids); genus from Greek hippeos (knight) + astrum (star)
- Full sun; well-drained soils; warm subtropical; Family Amaryllidaceae
Hippeastrum blossfeldiae is a wild knight\'s star lily of south-eastern Brazil — a bulbous geophyte from the subtropical Atlantic Forest of São Paulo and Paraná, one of the many remarkable wild South American Hippeastrum species that provided the genetic foundation for the global bulb amaryllis industry.
IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.
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