Red Spider Lily Bulbs | Lycoris radiata | Manjushage Red Flowering BulbItem NO.: UP-1993-choice

Red Spider Lily Bulbs

Overview
Lycoris radiata, commonly known as the red spider lily, is a captivating perennial bulb belonging to the Amaryllidaceae family. This remarkable plant produces striking umbels of bright red flowers that emerge in late summer and autumn, creating a dramatic display when many other plants begin to fade. Beyond its floral show, it maintains lush green foliage throughout winter, offering year-round garden interest. Versatile and resilient, it thrives in garden beds, containers, or even water, making it a favorite among gardeners seeking both beauty and adaptability.

Key Features
• Flower Color: Vivid bright red, borne in umbrella-shaped clusters (umbels)
• Bloom Season: Summer to autumn, with striking winter greenery
• Plant Type: Herbaceous perennial bulb
• Uses: Ground cover, container planting, hydroponic culture, cut flowers

Growing Instructions
• Planting Time – Plant bulbs in late summer to early autumn, positioning them with the neck just above the soil surface.
• Soil – Choose well-draining soil enriched with organic matter. Avoid heavy clay that retains excess water.
• Watering – Keep soil moderately moist during the active growing season. The plant is drought-tolerant once established, but regular watering encourages better blooming.
• Sunlight – Plant in full sun to partial shade. Warmer climates benefit from afternoon shade to prevent scorching.
⚠️ All parts of Lycoris radiata contain neurotoxic alkaloids and are highly toxic when ingested. Keep bulbs, blooms and foliage out of reach of children and pets.

Why Choose Red Spider Lily?
Boasting striking late-season crimson blooms that brighten autumn gardens after most perennials fade, red spider lilies feature year-round charm with vivid summer-autumn blossoms and lush winter foliage. Low-fuss and highly versatile, these hardy bulbs thrive as ground cover, potted plants, water-grown specimens or cut flowers, tolerating drought and light frost with minimal care. Their unique spider-like flowers that bloom before leaves stand out in any landscape and always spark interest among visitors.