Lycoris Red Color Flower Bulb

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Lycoris Red Color Flower Bulb – Exotic Red Spider Lily for Indian Gardens | Qty: 01 Bulb

The Lycoris Red Flower Bulb, also known as the Red Spider Lily, is a rare and eye-catching flowering bulb that produces dramatic, fire-red blooms with long, curling petals. Perfect for Indian climates, this monsoon-flowering bulb is ideal for balcony pots, terrace gardens, and backyard landscapes.

About Lycoris Red Spider Lily

This exotic ornamental bulb surprises gardeners with sudden blooms, often after rains. Its leafless flower stalks create a magical display, making it a favorite among Indian gardening enthusiasts looking for unique flowering bulbs.

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How to Germinate & Prepare Lycoris Bulbs

Step-by-Step Bulb Preparation

1. Unpack bulbs carefully and check for firmness.
2. Soak bulbs in water for 1–2 hours before planting (optional).
3. Select large, healthy bulbs for better flowering.
4. No pre-sprouting required — plant directly into soil.

How to Grow Lycoris in Indian Climate

Best Planting Season in India

• Planting time: Late spring to early monsoon (April–July)
• Blooming season: Monsoon to early autumn

Soil Requirements

• Well-draining sandy loam soil
• Ideal mix: 40% garden soil + 30% compost + 30% sand/cocopeat

Planting Steps

1. Choose an 8–10 inch deep pot with drainage holes.
2. Fill with prepared soil mix.
3. Plant bulb with neck slightly above soil level.
4. Keep 15–20 cm spacing in garden beds.
5. Water lightly after planting.

✔ Suitable for pots, grow bags, garden borders, and landscaping

Lycoris Plant Care Guide

Sunlight

• Prefers partial sun to full sun
• Needs 4–6 hours of sunlight daily

Watering

• Water lightly after planting
• Reduce watering during dormancy
• Increase watering when flower stalk appears

Fertilizer

• Apply organic compost every 30–40 days
• Use low-nitrogen fertilizer for better blooms

Pruning & Maintenance

• Remove dried flowers after blooming
• Allow leaves to dry naturally to nourish bulbs

Key Features & Benefits

• Bright red spider-like flowers
• Blooms beautifully after monsoon rains
• Perfect for balcony and terrace gardening
• Low-maintenance perennial bulb
• Attracts butterflies and pollinators
• Thrives in Indian tropical weather
• Excellent for ornamental borders

Companion Plants for Lycoris

Rain Lily (Zephyranthes): Blooms during monsoon like Lycoris, creating a synchronized seasonal display.

Crinum Lily: Bold foliage contrasts beautifully with Lycoris’ delicate flowers.

Tuberose (Rajnigandha): Adds fragrance while Lycoris provides visual drama.

Canna Lily: Tall, colorful blooms make a vibrant backdrop.

Daylilies: Offer long-lasting flowers between Lycoris bloom cycles.

Spider Plant: Works as a filler plant in pots, highlighting Lycoris flowers.

Portulaca: Covers soil surface and reduces moisture loss in sunny spots.

Perfect for Indian Homes

Lycoris bulbs grow well in balcony pots, terrace gardens, and backyard flower beds. Red lilies are often used in decorative garden themes and festive floral arrangements, symbolizing renewal and beauty.

Recommended Gardening Essentials

• Terracotta or ceramic pots with drainage
• Organic vermicompost
• Cocopeat or river sand
• Watering can with fine spray
• Neem oil for natural pest care

Limited Stock – Order Now!

Add this rare Red Spider Lily bulb to your collection and enjoy breathtaking monsoon blooms every year. Easy to grow, exotic, and perfect for Indian gardens — grab yours before stock runs out!