Lycoris kiushiana

Lycoris sanguinea var. kiushiana

Flower name
Lycoris kiushiana
Scientific name
Lycoris sanguinea var. kiushiana
Alias大狐の剃刀, Lycoris sanguinea, Lycoris, リコリス
Place of originJapan and the Korean peninsula
Place of floweringLow mountains
Flowering seasonJuly, August
Language of flowersBewitching

What is Lycoris kiushiana

Lycoris kiushiana (scientific name: Lycoris sanguinea var. kiushiana) is a variant of Lycoris Maxim (scientific name: Lycoris sanguinea Maxim.) which a perennial of the family amaryllidaceae native to Japan and the Korean peninsula. Lycoris kiushiana lives in heigher place than Lycoris Maxim. Flowers of Lycoris kiushiana are greater than Lycoris Maxim. In the case of Lycoris kiushiana, the stamens eject from perianth and, in the case of Lycoris maxim, are within perianth. Unfortunately, the whole grass is poisonous grass. For side layers, please refer to Feature poisonous plant.

Common name:Lycoris kiushiana , scientific name: Lycoris sanguinea var. kiushiana , aka: Ohkitsunenokamisori , origin: Japan, Korean peninsula, Habitat: Southern Kanto, 9 forest edge State of the environment: mountain, forest floor, living type: perennial, height: 30-50 cm bulb: ovoid, leaf length: 30-40 cm,:0.8~1 cm leaf width, leaf: linear, monoclinous, inflorescence shape:　Umbellate inflorescences, squeezing: funnel-shaped petal count: 6, number of stamens: 6, pistil number: 1, ovary: backward, flower: Orange, flower Bloom: shoot apical meristems in 3-5 pieces with the flowering period: July-August, flower diameter (perianth piece long): 6 ~ 9 cm, fruit type: capsule and ripens fruit, remarks: the whole plant is toxic.