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Hippeastrum × johnsonii SEEDS - Amaryllis | Johnson\'s amaryllisHippeastrum × johnsonii seeds grow into Johnson\'s amaryllis — the oldest named Hippeastrum hybrid in existence, created around 1799–1810 by Arthur Johnson, a watchmaker from Prescot, Lancashire, England, by crossing Hippeastrum reginae and Hippeastrum vittatum. Named in his honour. This was the first deliberately created and named Hippeastrum hybrid — the starting point of the entire modern hybrid amaryllis breeding tradition. Produces large, vivid red flowers with a white central stripe on each tepal — the characteristic \'candy stripe\' pattern that is one of the most iconic in all hybrid amaryllis. Important: seeds from × johnsonii will not breed true — offspring are variable. All parts toxic — Amaryllidaceae alkaloids. Family Amaryllidaceae.Full sun; well-drained soils; warm subtropical to temperate; dry dormancy after flowering. Seeds will NOT breed true — offspring variable. The OLDEST named Hippeastrum hybrid; created ~1799–1810 by watchmaker Arthur Johnson of Prescot, Lancashire Cross: H. reginae × H. vittatum; iconic red flowers with white central stripe on each tepal Wild parents from Central & S. Tropical America; starting point of modern hybrid amaryllis tradition Seeds will NOT breed true — variable offspring; all parts toxic (Amaryllidaceae alkaloids) Full sun; well-drained soils; warm subtropical; Family Amaryllidaceae Hippeastrum × johnsonii is Johnson\'s amaryllis — the first named Hippeastrum hybrid in history, created by a Lancashire watchmaker over two centuries ago and launching the global hybrid amaryllis tradition with its iconic red-and-white striped flowers, now offering seed-growers a fascinating genetic window into the origins of the world\'s most popular winter-flowering bulb. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds. Hippeastrum × johnsonii SEEDS - Amaryllis | Johnson\'s amaryllis
Hippeastrum × johnsonii seeds grow into Johnson\'s amaryllis — the oldest named Hippeastrum hybrid in existence, created around 1799–1810 by Arthur Johnson, a watchmaker from Prescot, Lancashire, England, by crossing Hippeastrum reginae and Hippeastrum vittatum. Named in his honour. This was the first deliberately created and named Hippeastrum hybrid — the starting point of the entire modern hybrid amaryllis breeding tradition. Produces large, vivid red flowers with a white central stripe on each tepal — the characteristic \'candy stripe\' pattern that is one of the most iconic in all hybrid amaryllis. Important: seeds from × johnsonii will not breed true — offspring are variable. All parts toxic — Amaryllidaceae alkaloids. Family Amaryllidaceae.
Full sun; well-drained soils; warm subtropical to temperate; dry dormancy after flowering. Seeds will NOT breed true — offspring variable.
- The OLDEST named Hippeastrum hybrid; created ~1799–1810 by watchmaker Arthur Johnson of Prescot, Lancashire
- Cross: H. reginae × H. vittatum; iconic red flowers with white central stripe on each tepal
- Wild parents from Central & S. Tropical America; starting point of modern hybrid amaryllis tradition
- Seeds will NOT breed true — variable offspring; all parts toxic (Amaryllidaceae alkaloids)
- Full sun; well-drained soils; warm subtropical; Family Amaryllidaceae
Hippeastrum × johnsonii is Johnson\'s amaryllis — the first named Hippeastrum hybrid in history, created by a Lancashire watchmaker over two centuries ago and launching the global hybrid amaryllis tradition with its iconic red-and-white striped flowers, now offering seed-growers a fascinating genetic window into the origins of the world\'s most popular winter-flowering bulb.
IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.
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