Photography of Hippeastrum striatum plant

good evening friends of Hive Photography Hippeastrum striatum plant

Hippeastrum striatum is a species of flowering plant in the Amaryllidaceae family, commonly known as the striped Barbados lily or red-striped amaryllis. It is native to South America, particularly Brazil, and is known for its showy trumpet-shaped flowers with red-orange petals that have deep red veins or stripes.

Characteristics:

Flowers: Bright red to orange with deep red stripes along the petals.

Leaves: Long, strap-like, and green.

Bulbs: Produces bulbs similar to other Hippeastrum species.

Growth Habit: Perennial, grows from bulbs and often flowers in spring or summer.

Size: Typically grows to 30–60 cm (12–24 in) tall.

Cultivation & Care:

Light: Prefers bright indirect sunlight or partial shade.

Soil: Well-drained soil with organic matter.

Watering: Moderate; avoid overwatering as bulbs can rot.

Temperature: Warm, tropical to subtropical climates.

Propagation: Mainly by tubers or shoots.

This species is often grown as an ornamental plant because of its brightly colored flowers and its relatively easy care. It is sometimes confused with Hippeastrum puniceum, another closely related species.

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