Thank you for sharing, lovely colors... rare, most we see here are red... I noticed you have a very ineresting way to plant your plants... eclectic posts... must reduce the weight of the container... my question ... 1: can one keep these plants in plastic bags for long? and 2: what is that long tall almost translucent planter in the back right side?
would be interesting where roots need to be deeper than the usual 6 to 8 inch deep pots... is it a long tube you designed from several bags or pipes ? this information would be interesting for those of us who "garden" in a small balcony!!! Thanks Usha di ======== On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 5:18 PM, shetur <[email protected]> wrote: > Images of *Lycoris sanguinea* (? hope I have identified correctly. pl > confirm) > > March end and April 1st & 2ndweek flowering in Mumbai in a pot > > Flower Color: peach-apricot/orange-apricot > Family: *Amaryllidaceae* > Common Name: Magic lily, Resurrection lily, Naked lady lily > > When the flowers of lycoris bloom, their leaves would have fallen; when > their leaves grow, the flowers would have wilted. > In the images one plant is flowering and another one is growing leaves. > > > https://docs.google.com/document/d/17RQ0TmW8__7ZlnsIsNWK2k4dbdCQYNlzkyUQiXoZlkM/edit > > Images are of not best quality (taken from my cell camera) but I was > searching on eflora and couldn't find a single image. So thought should > share. > regards > -- Usha di ===========
