Hippeastrum Rapido (Rapido)
Originator: Penning Breeding B.V., M.K. Penning.
The variety was registered in 2001.
Classification: Colibri Group.
Description: 6-9 wine-red, long-flowering flowers, with a diameter of 12 cm on a peduncle 35-50 cm. Usually an onion with a diameter of 6.5-7 cm gives two peduncles, with a diameter of 9.5-10.5-three. The flower arrow is green with a crimson tint, the pedicels are shiny, with a bright red tint, the ovaries are dark green. Usually 2-3 peduncles appear and develop simultaneously. The leaves are green, with a slight chocolate tinge at the tips, and often develop with the peduncle .
Elena (description): miniature dark red variety. Flowers are dark red with a dark throat, in the sun with an orange tint. Veins are clearly visible on the petals. Stamen filaments and pistil dark red, stigma white. Pedicels, bracts, peduncle with a purple tint. It flowers at the same time as the leaves.
Hippeastrum Razzmatazz (Extravagant)
Originator: Hadeco (Pty) Ltd (South Africa).
The variety was registered in 1997.
Classification: Symphony Semi-Double.
Description: Usually 4-5 bright red flowers with exceptionally spectacular red and white veins and a slightly wavy edge, 18-20 cm diameter on a peduncle 25-35 cm long. Each flower usually has 6-9 petals and a corolla of 4-6 internal petals or staminodes. Along each petal in the center is a wide white vein. The leaves develop during flowering. It usually takes 4-5 weeks from planting to flowering. The bulb with a diameter of 6.3-7 cm gives one peduncle, with a diameter of 8.9-9.5-two.
Hippeastrum Red Lion (Red Lion)
Originator: "M. van Waveren (Holland)"
The variety was registered in 1958.
Classification: H. Leopoldii (5a). (a large-flowered hybrid similar in flower shape to H. Leopoldii).
Description: Usually 3-4 dark red, velvety flowers. Stamens are red. The diameter of the flower is 16-18 cm, the height of the peduncle is 40-45 cm. Often, only 2-3 flowers develop on the first peduncle, and 4 flowers on the next peduncles.
Akatawa (description): The flower is simple. Diameter 17-19 cm, corolla length 13 cm, peduncle length 45-50 cm, number of flowers 2-4. Stunning bright rich red flowers with a darker throat and underside at the base. Stamens and pistil are red. The stigma is white. In the throat at the very base is a white triangle of cilia.
Hippeastrum Red Peacock (Red Peacock)
Originator: "Miyake Nursery" (Japan).
The variety was registered in 1996.
Classification: Large Double
Description: usually 4-6 upward flowers of bright red color with a diameter of 16-17 cm on a peduncle 35-55 cm long. Sometimes a thin white vein, which is the remnant of the stamen thread, goes along the petal to the thickened white tip. Normal stamens and stigmas are rarely present. Usually each flower has 13-19 petals and up to 6 internal petals. An exceptionally strong hybrid, usually giving two peduncles from a bulb with a diameter of 9.5-10.5 cm and three from a bulb with a diameter of 10.8-12 cm. Mature dark green leaves may be present already during flowering.
Hippeastrum Residence (Residence)
Originator: Amaryl C.V., Jochem Vreugdenhil.
The variety was registered in 2007.
Classification: Double Diamond Group.
Elena (description from the photo): bright, fantastic, terry variety. Flowers are red-brown in color with an orange tint. In shape, the flower resembles a hedgehog. The petals are long, narrow, with a wavy margin and pale tips. There are about 17 petals on one flower. White stripes are visible in the middle of some petals. The throat is dark red with a brown tinge. Flower diameter 15-20 cm.
A very interesting, but, unfortunately, not often found on sale variety.
Hippeastrum Rio Negro (Rio Negro)
Originator: Berbee Beheer B.V., New World Plants.
The variety was registered in 2002.
Classification: Spider Group.
Elena (description from the photo): zygomorphic flowers with dark red venation on a gray-green background. The petals are not wide, oblong-oval with sharp tips. The upper three petals are more intensely colored than the lower three. The throat of the flower is light green. The pestle and stamen filaments are colored dark red to the middle, from the middle the color changes to light green. Flower diameter 13-14 cm.
Akatava (description): flower diameter 16 cm., Corolla length 11.5 cm, peduncle 36-40 cm high with 4 flowers. The flowers are light green, covered with cherry-brown stripes on the front and wrong sides. Stamens and pestle are light green in the pharynx, and burgundy to the bottom. The shape of the flower is unusual: the lateral inner petals are bent back, and the lateral outer ones seem to hang down. A drop of nectar hangs on the pestle.
Hippeastrum Rozetta (Rosetta)
Originator: Hadeco (Pty) Ltd (South Africa).
Registered in 1998
Classification: Symphony Double (Mahrovy Symphony).
Description: Usually 4-6 pink with white veins of flowers, widely spread to the sides and often having an irregular shape and somewhat "disheveled" appearance. The diameter of the flower is 19-22 cm, the length of the peduncle is 30-40 cm. The peduncles are exceptionally thick, the flowers have a delightful green core. Each flower, as a rule, has 8-12 petals and up to 7 internal petals or staminodes. The bulb with a diameter of 7-7.6 cm usually gives one peduncle, with a diameter of 9-9.5 cm - two. The maximum size of the bulb can be 9.5-10.5 cm.
Hippeastrum Rosalia (Rosalia)
Originator: Penning Breeding B.V.
The variety was registered in 2008.
Classification: Galaxy Group.
Elena (description): beautiful, large-flowered, soft pink variety. Usually 4-5 soft pink flowers with a bright green throat, 16-19 cm in diameter. A small red "blush" is visible on the petals adjacent to the upper petal. The tips of the petals are white. Stamen threads and pestle, painted pink to about the middle, from the middle to light green. Flowers in dissolution last a long time. The leaves are wide (up to 5 cm.), Develop simultaneously with the flower arrow.
Hippeastrum Royal Velvet (Royal Velvet)
Originator: "Ludwig and Company" (Netherlands).
The variety was registered in 1996.
Classification: H. Leopoldii (5a). (a large-flowered hybrid similar in flower shape to H. Leopoldii).
Description: usually 4 majestic purple-red flowers with a diameter of 22 cm on a peduncle 53-60 cm long.
Hippeastrum Ruby Star (Ruby Star)
Originator: Saad-Assaf, Bet Dagan (Israel)
The variety was registered in 2011.
Classification: -
Description: very interesting Israeli variety. 4-6 original, star-like in flower shape, with a diameter of 14-17 cm, with a unique color scheme: a network of gray-purple veins is spread over a velvet dark red-cherry background. From the greenish throat in the middle of the five petals there are clear, central, light stripes. On the central stripes and in the throat of the flower, dark red spraying is sometimes visible. The tips of the petals are light. The upper petals are more intensely colored than the lower ones. Petals oblong-oval, pointed to the tips, with dark red edging. In dissolution, the petals are bent and some petals may become agitated. The stamen filaments and column of the pestle are light yellow-green. Unopened anthers are light with a longitudinal red stripe. The pollen is light yellow. Flower arrow, pedicels, ovaries grayish-green with tan. The height of the flower arrow is 45-60 cm. There is no smell.
Происхождение: Hippeastrum Papilio x (Hippeastrum vittatum "White" x wild type Hippeastrum cybister designated WT40)
Hippeastrum Samba (Samba)
Originator: Penning Breeding B.V.
The variety was registered in 2007.
Classification: Galaxy Group.
Elena (description): bright, elegant, large-flowered variety. 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. The diameter of the flowers is 20-21 cm, the height of the peduncle is 45-50 cm. The shape of the flower is round, open. The petals are wide, rounded, "curly" closer to the throat. Stamen filaments and pestle white. The bulb with a diameter of 9-9.5 cm usually blooms with two peduncles, with a diameter of 10.8-11.5-three.
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 San Remo (Surprise) San Remo
Originator: Penning Freesia B. V. (Holland)
Variety registered: 1998
Classification: Large-flowering.
Description (Helena): usually 4-6 light pink with a purple shade of flower, with a diameter of 17-20 cm on a peduncle 40-60 cm long. The shape of the flower is flattened, wide-open. On the petals, the distribution of pink and white is not uniform. The three upper petals are most intensely colored pink. Pink in the middle of the petals, and closer to the edge, the color changes to white with a slight pinkish spray. On the three lower petals there is a greater predominance of light tone. Least of all pink on the "tongue," on a light background only a small pink spray. A pink edging runs along the edge of each petal. The throat of the flower is greenish. The column of the pestle and stamen filaments are light.
Hippeastrum Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz)
Originator: Berbee Beheer B.V., New World Plants.
The variety was registered in 2004.
Classification: Colibri Group.
Elena (description from the photo): elegant small-flowered variety. Red-orange flowers with white edging along the edge of the petals, with a green-white "star" in the throat. Petals are oval, pointed closer to the tips, with a gorfed edge. Stamen threads and pestle are white, closer to anthers and stigma - reddish.
Akatava (description): Flower diameter 7 cm, corolla length 8 cm, on peduncle 4 flowers. The smell is strong. The color of the petals is crimson-red with dark red veins and a white blurred wavy edging along the edge. The throat is bright green with no bat. Stamen filaments and pistil are green, a light red crap appears to the anthers. Pestle straight, stamens bent. From the underside, the flower repeats the color.
Hippeastrum Showmaster (Showmaster)
Originator: "Penning Breeding B.V." (Netherlands)
The variety was registered in 2001.
Classification: Large-flowering.
Description: usually 4-5 red-white, pointed flowers, 20 cm in diameter on a peduncle 55-60 cm tall. Flowers with a bright green throat surrounded by a ring of red dots (bat). The upper petals are more dominated by red, on the lower ones - white. Stamen threads are white with a slight red tint, greenish closer to the throat. The pestle is white, reddish closer to the stigma. Stigma white and red. The variety is very spectacular and striking, thanks to exquisite venation and a thin red border along the contour of the petals.
Hippeastrum Splash (Splesh)
Originator: N.L. van Geest B.V.
The variety is registered: in 2011
Classification: Double Galaxy Group (Large-flowered Terry).
Description (Elena): flowers of a rich red color with a large light yellow star in the throat, ending about in the middle of the petals. The throat is light lemon, with a red beat. The shape of the flower is not always correct, symmetrically formed. Often more petals are formed on the upper half of the perianth than on the lower. The petals are not wide, elongated, pointed collected in 3-4 layers. Up to 15-17 petals develop on the flower. Some petals show white strokes in the middle. The edge of the petals of the first row is slightly bent and agitated. Stamen filaments and pestle develop extremely rarely. The pestle is usually underdeveloped. The flower arrow and pedicels are green. The leaves are wide, green, glossy. Flower diameter 18-22 cm.
Hippeastrum Star of Siam
Elena (description from the photo): a very interesting hybrid that turned out when crossing Hippeastrum reticulatum with Dutch hybrids. On the flowers there is a beautiful pinkish-red mesh pattern on a light background. In the middle of each petal is a central light strip. The top three petals are more intensely colored. On the lower petal, the mesh pattern is almost invisible, and in two neighboring petals, the saturated mesh pattern is only on one half of the petal, in the second half - the pattern is pale. In full dissolution, the edge of the petals is wavy. The throat of the flower is light green. The pestle and stamen filaments are almost half red-pink, light green closer to the throat.
Hippeastrum Striped Panther
Originator: Fa. G. van Staalduinen & Zn..
The variety was registered in 2006.
Classification: Butterfly Group.
Elena (photo description): exquisite tubular variety. Up to 8 white-red flowers with a wine tint are formed on the peduncle. At the edges of the petals are exquisite, dark red edging. Perianth petals are red with a wine tint, feathery venation on a white background is clearly visible closer to the base. In the middle of each petal runs a white stripe from the base to the tip of the petal. Stamen filaments and pestle white.
Hippeastrum Sugar Candy (Sugar Candy)
Originator: Amaryl C.V.
The variety was registered in 2006.
Classification: Colibri Group.
Elena (description from the photo): beautiful, multi-flowered, miniature variety. Flowers with salmon-pink crap on a creamy yellow background. The petals are narrow, pointed to the tips, slightly bent. The edge of the petals is slightly wavy with pink-red edging. The throat is light green. Stamen filaments and pistil are white. The diameter of the flower is 10 cm, up to 12 flowers on the peduncle .
Hippeastrum Sumatra (Sumatra)
Originator: Amaryl CV.
The variety was registered in 2005.
Classification: Cybister (sibister)
Description: bright sibister with delicate pinkish-coral flowers. Depending on the care, the shade of the colors can vary slightly: acquire a reddish-orange color, or calmer - pinkish. A light greenish radiant star is clearly visible in the throat of the flower. On the three upper petals, the rays reach almost to the middle, on the oars - almost to the end of the petals, visually dividing the petal symmetrically into two parts. One part, which is closer to the upper petals, has the same shade as the three upper petals, the other part (closer to the tongue) has a shade of tone lighter. Due to such color transitions, it seems that the three upper petals are more saturated than the lower ones. Usually 4-5 flowers are formed on a flower arrow, with a diameter of 12-15 cm. The petals are oblong, narrow, pointed to the tips. The pistil and stamen filaments are longer than the petals in dissolution. The perianth tube is short. Peduncle with tan.
Description of Alesya: The arrow grew very quickly. Only 3.5 weeks passed from the appearance of the arrow (and planting in the ground on 9.12.) To flowering (on 30.12 the cover burst, after a couple of days it blossomed). The height of the arrow is 44 cm, the arrow with an orange-pink tan, which is especially bright on the cover, 6 buds on the peduncle. Flowering lasted 12 days at room temperature (22 -24 ° C). Flowers 12-13 cm, drooping, half-open, warm pink-coral color (sail and wings) and yellowish-greenish with pink (oars and tongue). Stamen filaments are light pink, pollen yellow. The pestle is white, 14 cm long. There is no smell or nectar.
Hippeastrum Susan (Susan)
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: Flowering 4-6 buds on the peduncle, the shape of the flower is flat, the color is pale punchy pink, the diameter of the flower is 18 cm, the height of the peduncle is 35-40 cm. The color of the throat is light green. Around the throat is a dark pink ring, i.e. bit.
Hippeastrum Sweet Lilian (Sweet Lilian)
Originator: Amaryl C.V.
The variety is registered: in 2006
Classification: Butterfly Group.
Description (Elena): elegant sibister with white-pink-red flowers. Interesting color distribution. In the middle of each petal, a central light stripe is visible. From the central strip there is a rich pink-red venation. The tongue is less intensely colored. On the reverse side, the flower is brighter, the distribution is dark pink-red from the center. The throat of the flower is yellow-green with a pink-red crap. The column of the pestle and stamen filaments are light. Pollen is bright yellow, medium fraction. The petals are not wide, elongated, pointed to the tips, in dissolution they bend and worry. Peduncle, inflorescence and pedicels with tan of varying intensity. The diameter of the flower is 13-15 cm (19 cm is declared in the KAVB register), the height of the flower arrow is on average 45-55 cm. 4-5 flowers develop on the flower arrow.
Hippeastrum Sweet Nymph
Originator:
The variety is registered :
Classification: Double (Large-flowered Terry).
Description (Elena): a beautiful terry variety with rich pink flowers and graceful venation, which is most intense along the edges of the petals. The throat is light green. Flowers can be double or half double. The shape of the flower is open, proportional. Flowers are horizontal, slightly raised. Up to 16 wide petals with pointed tips develop on the flower. The variety is interesting for selection, since stamen threads with stamens often develop, and in large quantities up to 6 threads in a flower. The flower arrow and pedicels are green. The leaves are wide, green, glossy. The flower diameter is 18-22 cm. From 3 to 5 flowers are formed on the peduncle.
Hippeastrum Sydney (Sydney)
Originator: YKwekersvereniging AmarylF (Netherlands).
The variety was registered in 2001.
Classification: Large-flowering.
Description: Usually 4-6 magnificent white with red flowers with a shiny "frosty" pattern on the inner surface of the petals, 18 cm in diameter on a peduncle 45-50 cm long. Caused general admiration at the Hippeastrum Parade in Keikenhof, Lissa (March 2002).