What are the varieties of Lychnos

Lychnophora scabra

The large-flowered camphor tree is a perennial herb with a plant height of about 50-80 cm and a long hair on the plant. When it blooms, it has a cyme-shaped inflorescence with 5 petals, deep fissures at the front, and the color is mainly bright red. The flowering period of the large-flowered camphor tree is from June to September, and the fruiting period is from August to October.

Judging from its growth habits, the large-flowered spathiphyllum prefers a cool and humid environment and is relatively cold-resistant. Its distribution range is still very wide, and it is distributed in many countries.

Lycoris radiata

Silky-petaled sedge is one of them. The plant height is between 45 and 125 cm, and the plant is mostly hairless. When the silk-petaled sedge blooms, there are usually about 7 to 20 flowers clustered at the top of the stem. There are 5 bright red petals.

Lychnophora lobata

Lycoris radiata is a perennial herbaceous flower with a plant height of about 25-90 cm and long curved hairs on the plant. When it blooms, usually 3 to 7 flowers grow together. The colors of the flowers are mostly orange-red and light red. The flowering period is from July to September.

Lycoris radiata

The wrinkled-leaved camphor tree is a perennial herb with a plant height of 60-90 cm. The flowers bloom in cymes of about 10 to 50 small flowers, which are bright red or brick red. The flowering period is from May to June. It is relatively cold-tolerant and prefers well-drained soil. The flowers are beautiful and bright, making them good cut flowers and potted plants, and are suitable for flower borders.

Lychnophora unisexual

Parthenocarpus scabra is a biennial or perennial herbaceous flower. The plant is about 90cm tall. When it blooms, the flowers are purple or pink. They usually bloom during the day and have no fragrance.