Which Crinum is this?

[Lvandelft]

In the building where the Weekly Lisse Flowershow is , we saw this enormous plant which probably is a Crinum.
We would like to know if this is so and which species?

[Maggi Young]

Wow! That is a spectacular plant........I have no idea what it is... but I'll bet that some Forumist does know!

[ThomasB]

My guess is Crinum asiaticum, maybe var. procerum (if that name is still valid).

[Lesley Cox]

Golly!

[Lvandelft]

My guess is Crinum asiaticum, maybe var. procerum (if that name is still valid).

Thanks Thomas, I had a look at a special Crinum site and think this will be the one. It's just that this plant has green leaves and the pictures I found were with more colored leaves?

Golly!

Never heard of that one Lesley       

[Lesley Cox]

Golly!

Never heard of that one Lesley       

I don't think it's a valid name Luit.

[Ezeiza]

There is a Crinum procerum form with wine colored leaves, like the best Eucomis, wonderful.

[medstd]

Crinum amabile 

[Lvandelft]

Medstd, you could be right with C. amabile.
I found a picture in The Genus Crinum (Amaryllidaceae)descriptions and photographs and there is a picture that looks like the plant I showed above.

Here is a copy of this picture

Crinum amabile