Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Specific Families and Genera => Amaryllidaceae => Topic started by: fermi de Sousa on March 04, 2020, 12:45:57 PM
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Haemanthus barkerae grown from seed from Silverhills in 2003.
This is the best flowering because usually it gets attacked by slugs!
cheers
fermi
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Lovely plant Fermi. Here the first is H. humilis subsp. hirsutus.
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Haemanthus humilis humilis seed from a kind forumist, sown Sept 2014; first flowers :)
Edit: another added in mid-August.
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Beautiful flowers, Ashley.
You grow them so well considering how different your climate is to their origins!
cheers
fermi
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Haemanthus coccineus x albifloros
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Time for some new Haemantus photos :)
Haemanthus albiflos Rura
Haemanthus amaryllloides ssp. amarylloides x unifoliatus
Haemanthus amarylloides sssp. toximontanus
Haemanthus canaliculatus
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different Haemanthus barkerae from Calvinia
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Haemanthus coccineus Bettys Bay
Haemanthus coccineus Bettys Bay with visitor
Haemanthus coccineus Gansbaai
Haemanthus coccineus small form from Eastern Cape
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Haemanthus coccineus dark stem
Haemanthus coccineus pale stem
Haemanthus pubescens ssp. pubescens giant form
Haemanthus pubescens ssp. pubescens pink form
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Haemanthus cripsus dakr pink form
Haemanthus crispus Kamiesberg
Haemanthus sanguineus Clanwilliam
Haemanthus sanguineus pink form
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If only I had room for more bulbs...... Beautiful Haemanthus flowers.
Anders
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Wonderful images of these superbly grown Haemanthus Bernie!
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Could yoe please tell me your watering plan for your haemanthus?
Kik
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Thank you Steve and Anders! :)
@kik:
not so easy to describe my watering plan, depends on species, temperature, air humidity.
My wintergrowers get water in September when there is a temperature drop. Then many of them start growth.
All other get next water in October and then normally start growth for winter.
In Autumn as long as is it warm at day most of them get water about every 2 weeks, very rotting sensitive species like namaqunsis, arenicola only once a month.
In Winter when it is cold and the greenhouses are closed most of the time some pots dont get any water for 2 months because the soil would stay wet to long
Small pots get little water.
You see, its not so easy to describe.
Butt better to less water in winter then to much water and rotting roots. Sometimes I wait in winter till the leaves wilt a bit and then they get water