Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Fantasy

Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Fantasy (Amaryllis Fantasy) A magnificent, gorgeously flowering, perennial bulbous plant. its homeland is Africa. The leaves of this flower are linear-lobed. The flowers are very large with a wonderful aroma, they sit on rather tall, thickened flower arrows. When the flowers are fully open, the petals bend beautifully and the shape of the flower changes. Large bulbs can produce from one to three flower arrows. Each of these arrows has 2 to 6 light lemon coloured flowers. The throat is light green in colour. The diameter of the flower is about 8 cm. The petals are beautiful, regular in shape, not too wide, oval, pointed towards the tips. The stamen filaments and pistil are light. The pollen is light yellow. The peduncle is 45 to 50 cm high. On average, it takes about two months from planting this flower to flowering. This plant is ideal for cutting. Amaryllis leaves usually appear simultaneously with the peduncle.