Hippeastrum Oleg Popov (Oleg Popov)
Originator: T. van Nieuwkerk Amaryllis B.V.
The variety was registered in 2007.
Classification: Galaxy Group.
Akatava (description): simple flowers, flower diameter 20 cm., Corolla length 12 cm., Peduncle 47-50 cm. with 4 flowers. There is no smell. White flowers with red wide stripes on all petals, the upper petals to the throat are dark red. The central white stripes on all petals are continuous, and on the inner side petals go from the middle to the edge. The throat is yellowish-green, a clear dark cherry bit of triangular shape, stamens and pistil are white. When dissolving, pedicels are so short that flowers that bloom simultaneously push each other. Flowers look up. When aging, the petals bend slightly back, the petals are rounded, not pointed. Bracts are very large. The arrow "walks."
Hippeastrum Opal Star
Originator: Saad-Assaf, Bet Dagan (Israel).
The variety was registered in 2011.
Classification: -
Description: A very interesting Israeli hybrid. 4-5 original, star-like in flower shape, 13-16 cm in diameter, with gray-violet venation on a grayish-green background. Gray-violet venation of varying intensity, most intense in the middle part of the petals, the intensity decreases to the tips and the tips turn greenish. From the greenish throat in the middle of the five petals there are clear, central, yellow-greenish stripes that form a pointed star. On the central stripes, dark red spraying is sometimes visible. Petals oblong-oval, pointed to the tips, with dark red edging. The upper petals are more intensely colored than the lower ones. In dissolution, the petals are bent and some petals can be disturbed by a large wave. The stamen filaments and column of the pestle are light yellow-green. Unopened anthers are light. The pollen is light yellow. Flower arrow, pedicels, ovaries grayish-green without tan. The height of the flower arrow is 55-70 cm. There is no smell.
Происхождение: Hippeastrum Papilio x (Hippeastrum vittatum "White" x wild type Hippeastrum cybister designated WT40)
Hippeastrum Orange Rascal (Orange Raft)
Originator: Barnhoorn Hippeastrum.
The variety was registered in 2008.
Classification: Colibri Group (Small-flowered).
Akatava (description): flower diameter 6 cm, corolla length 7 cm, smell absent Petals are oval-ovate, orange. In full dissolution slightly bent. in the throat is a yellow-green star with dark orange rays-strokes. There are dark orange markings at the base of the throat. Stamen threads and pestle in the throat are green, orange to anthers, almost equal in length, collected.
Hippeastrum Orange Souvereign (Orange Sovereign)
Originator: M. v. Waveren & Zonen (Holland).
The variety was registered in 1980.
Classification: Leopoldii.
Description: usually 4-6 long-flowering, bright orange-red flowers with graceful longitudinal venation, with a dark red satin throat. The height of the flower arrow is 35-40 cm, the diameter of the flower is 18-19 cm. This variety has a very good vertically symmetrical shape, in dissolution the flower opens completely, the petals bend. The petals are inversely broadly ovate with pointed tips. The outer petals are wider than the inner ones. The edges of the petals in dissolution are worried about the middle wave. The column of the pestle and stamen filaments are orange-red. The pollen is yellow, the stigma is light, the cilia in the throat are greenish. Peduncle, inflorescence, pedicels, ovaries green.
Hippeastrum Pamela (Pamela)
Originator: "Ludwig and Company" (Netherlands).
The variety is registered: in 1967
Classification: Gracillis Group
Description: usually 4-5 pepper-red, sharply pointed flowers with a diameter of 7.5 cm on a peduncle 50 cm long. Flowers have exquisite venation and satin texture. Slender, green peduncles with a pink-brown tint. Usually the leaves appear at the same time as the flower arrow.
Pasadena Hippeastrum (Pasadena)
Originator: John W. Deme (USA) (?).
Registered in 1995
Classification: Midi Double (Medium Double).
Description: usually 4-6 scarlet, with a white star in the center, flowers with a diameter of 14-16 cm on a peduncle 65-85 cm long. A ring of red specks encircles the base of the yellowish, lime-colored neck. Usually the flower has 6-12 petals and up to 7 internal petals or staminodes. A stationary or swinging anther sometimes produces small amounts of pollen. Sometimes a stigma is present. The flowers droop slightly, so the pedicels reach 5 cm in length. The bulb with a diameter of 9.5-10 cm usually gives 2 peduncles, with a diameter of 10-10.8 cm - three. The leaves tend to develop after flowering.
Hippeastrum Philadelphia (Philadelphia)
Originator: "Fa G. van Staalduinen" (Netherlands)
The variety is registered: in 1998
Classification: Small Double (Midi Double) (Small-flowered, double-flowered (medium-flowered double-flowered)).
Description: Usually 3-4 white with reddish-brown flower stripes with a diameter of 15 cm on a peduncle 35-40 cm long. The variety is easily cultivated and can bloom twice a year.
Hippeastrum Picotee (Picote)
Originator: Ludwig and Company (Holland)
The variety was registered in 1958.
Classification: H. Leopoldii (5a) (Midi). (a medium-flowered hybrid similar in flower shape to H. Leopoldii).
Description: Usually 3-4 snow-white flowers with a light green throat and with exquisite red edging along the edge of the petals. The diameter of the flower is 15-16 cm, the height of the peduncle is 45-48 cm. Stamen threads are white, light green closer to the throat. The leaves develop after flowering. Bulbs with a diameter of 9.5-10.5 cm bloom with 2 peduncles. A very beautiful but slowly growing hybrid.
Elena (description): a very delicate, snow-white variety with exquisite red edging at the edges of the petals. The throat of the flower is green, the pistil and stamen threads are white, slightly greenish closer to the throat. The petals may have small reddish intersperses, the edge of the petals is slightly wavy. The petals are not very wide, slightly bent when the flower is fully open. The leaves appear at the same time as the flower arrow. In low light, the red edging becomes less bright.
Hippeastrum Piquant (Piquant)
Originator: Jac Mense (Netherlands).
The variety was registered in 1980.
Classification: H. Leopoldii (5a). (a large-flowered hybrid similar in flower shape to H. Leopoldii).
Description: Usually 4-6 flattened flowers, combining salmon, red and white, with a diameter of 16 cm on a peduncle 40-50 cm long. A marvellous hybrid that drew admiration at the Hippeastrum Festival at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (April 1999).
Hippeastrum Pink Floyd (Pink Floyd)
Originator: Amaryllis Kwekerij J.P.C. van Kester, J. Lenard Doran
The variety was registered in 1996.
Classification: Trumpet Group.
Elena (description): an interesting long-tubed variety. The peduncle is usually 3-4 exquisite, pink (or purplish pink) with white stripes along the middle of the petals and a lemon green throat of the flower. The edges of the petals are slightly wavy, the petals are slightly bent, the flowers are slightly lowered down. The diameter of the flower is 10-11 cm, the length of the perianth tube is 13-14 cm, the height of the pedicels is 3-3.5 cm, the height of the peduncle is about 25 cm. Stamen threads and pestle are painted to the middle in purple-pink, closer to the throat in light green, stigma white. The perianth tube is half colored light green. Bulbs are not large, with a diameter of 5.5-7 cm, elongated. The leaves are green, not very wide (3-3.5 cm.), Develop simultaneously with the peduncle .
Hippeastrum Pink Nymph (Pinym) Pink Nymph
Originator: "Penning Breeding B.V." (Netherlands)
Classification: Large Double
Description: Usually 4 saturated pink flowers with a diameter of 22-25 cm on a peduncle 40-45 cm long. On some inner petals, small light stripes with a white stripe in the middle are visible scattered, closer to the center of the flower. Slightly white tips on the back of the petals.
Akatava (description): Terry variety. The flower is 16-17cm in diameter. The length of the peduncle is 40 cm. number of flowers 4. No smell Flowers from rich pink to raspberry color, Central petals are not fully formed and crowded to the center. by the time of wilting, a strip of lilac color appears in the center of each petal.
Hippeastrum Pink Surprise (Pink Surprise)
Originator: Berbee Beheer B.V. (Holland).
The variety was registered in 2004.
Classification: Galaxy Group.
Description: flowers are plain, dark pink in color with a clearly visible longitudinal venation. The diameter of the flower is 16-18 cm, the height of the peduncle is up to 60 cm. 4-5 flowers are usually formed on the flower arrow. Petals are round-oval, outer wider than inner. In dissolution, the edges are corrugated (especially on the "tongue") and slightly bent. The shape of the flower is open. Green cilia are clearly visible in the throat. The column of the pestle and stamen filaments are dark pink, the stigma is light. Pollen is yellow, coarse fraction. Flower arrow, pedicels, ovary green without tan. A characteristic feature of the variety is partial non-color of the petals - often flowers have whitish spots of irregular shape, spots mainly at the tips of the petals are quite large.
Pink Star (Pink Star)
Originator: "Penning Breeding B.V." (Netherlands)
The variety was registered in 2001.
Classification: Small-flowering.
Description: Usually 4 pink with white, gracefully pointed flowers 10-13 cm in diameter on a flower stalk 45-50 cm. Depending on the course of the dormant period before flowering and the conditions of the CPink, StarT can grow exceptionally fast, sometimes flowering only 22 days after planting, remaining in cut for up to 12 days. The bulb with a diameter of 5.7-6.3 cm gives one peduncle, a diameter of 7.6-8.2 cm - two and a diameter of 9-9.5 cm Tsa three peduncles. During flowering, it often grows up to 5 leaves 17-19 cm long with a delightful silky surface.
Hippeastrum Prelude (Prelude)
Originator: "Penning Breeding B.V." (Netherlands)
The variety was registered in 2002.
Classification: Large-flowering.
Description: usually 4-5 red-white, flattened, rounded flowers with a diameter of 18-19 cm on a peduncle 45-50 cm high.
Elena (description from the photo): elegant red and white variety. Bright red flowers with a wide white edging around the edge of the petals, with a greenish throat and white strokes running from the throat to about the middle of the petals. Petals are round-oval in shape. Stamen filaments and pestle white.
Differences between Prelude and Samba (from Elena's observations): in terms of color scheme, Prelude is very similar to Samba. But if you look closely at these varieties, you can find differences. The petals of Samba are wide and rounded, in Prelude the petals are slightly narrower, oval-rounded in shape. The flower shape of Prelude is closer to oval, Samba is more rounded. Samba has more curly petals closer to the throat.
Hippeastrum Promise (The Promise)
Originator: "Penning Breeding B.V." (Netherlands)
The variety was registered in 2002.
Classification: Large Double
Description: usually 4 extremely proportional and beautifully formed terry flowers of bright red and white flowers with a diameter of 18-20 cm on a peduncle of 35-45 cm. In the middle of the wide, slightly pointed petals is a wide white strip, from which an amazing feathery venation diverges. Up to 8 bright green straight-growing leaves 25-30cm long and 4cm wide with edges slightly curved inwards enhance the appeal of this lovely hybrid. It usually takes 7 weeks from planting to flowering. As a rule, an onion with a diameter of 8.2-8.9 cm gives two peduncles, with a diameter of 10.8-11.5-three.
Helena (description): very unusual, beautiful, venous color of the flower. The shape of the flower is neat, symmetrical, proportional. Very beautiful, elegant, terry variety.
Akatava (description): Terry variety, 16-18 petals, mostly well formed. The diameter of the flower is 16 cm., The length of the peduncle is 43 cm. Number of flowers 4-5 pcs. There is a smell, quite strong. On the white background of the flower, a red "venous" mesh is thrown, merging to the edge in a solid red tone. The middle strip in the center of the petals remains white. The throat is white, green in depth. Disadvantages: The pedicel quickly wilts in the cut, and the flowers droop their heads before they have time to bloom.
Hippeastrum Purple Rain (Purple Rain)
Originator: -
Grade registered: -
Classification: Galaxy Group.
Description: flowers are cold pale pink with venous, longitudinal venation of a rich purple-pink color (majeta). The throat is rich purple-pink, closer to the cilia intense yellow. The cilia are yellow. Stamen filaments and a column of pestle saturated purple-pink closer to the throat are yellow, and light pink to anthers and stigma. Stigma pinkish. Pollen is yellow. Petals are inversely broadly ovate. The outer petals are wider than the inner ones, the narrowest tongue. The "tongue" is ovoid. Flower arrow, pedicels, ovaries green. Very pleasant perfume fragrance. A characteristic feature of this variety is flowering with a hood, i.e. the flower does not always open to the end, remains half-open .
Queen of Hearts Hippeastrum (Queen of Hearts - Lady of Hearts)
Originator: T. van Nieuwkerk Amaryllis B.V.
The variety is registered: in 2002
Classification: Galaxy Group.
Description: on a flower arrow 40-50 cm high, 4-5 whites develop with raspberry cirrus venation of the flower, 16-20 cm in diameter. The throat is light yellow. On each petal from the throat there is a central light yellow strip for 1/3 of the petals. Feathery venation is applied from this strip to about the middle of the petals. The upper three petals are more intensely colored than the lower ones. The column of the pestle and stamen threads are light with a small crimson trap, yellowish-green closer to the throat, and light to the stigma. Stigma raspberry. Medium fraction pollen, yellow. Stamen threads are arranged in a fan. Flower arrow, pedicels, ovaries green. Flowers in dissolution hold for about a week. In the sun, the flower sparkles as if dotted with small sparkles .
