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Zephyranthes rosea | Pack of 20

Zephyranthes rosea | Pack of 20

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About Zephyranthes rosea | Pack of 20

A charming pink rain lily producing delicate rose-pink funnel-shaped flowers on slender stems above fine green foliage. Its compact size makes it especially suitable for borders, rock gardens, containers and mass plantings.

Why Zephyranthes rosea | Pack of 20?

Valued for its vivid pink flowers, compact growth habit and characteristic rain-triggered flowering. It is particularly effective when planted in groups and is well suited to containers and small garden spaces.

Planting & Care Guide for Zephyranthes rosea | Pack of 20?

  • Plant bulbs in spring in moist but well-drained, fertile soil, with the bulb just below the soil surface.
  • Provide full sun or partial shade.
  • Water moderately during active growth, particularly during dry periods, but avoid waterlogged conditions.
  • Rainfall or thorough watering can trigger flowering.
  • In colder climates, protect the bulbs from frost and winter wet or grow them in containers that can be overwintered in a frost-free location.

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A compact pink rain lily with delicate, upward-facing rose-pink funnel-shaped flowers that often appear after rainfall above slender, grass-like foliage. 

Care Detail Information
Planting zone USDA Zones 9–10
Shade or light level Full sun to partial shade
Ideal temp range Approximately 20–32°C (68–90°F) during active growth; protect bulbs from freezing temperatures
Planting time of year Spring, preferably March–May in climates with winter frost
Flowering time Summer to early autumn, with specialist sources particularly noting late-summer flowering; flowering can be triggered by rain.
Watering schedule & amount Water moderately during active growth and after prolonged dry periods. Keep the soil moist but well drained and never allow the bulb to remain in standing water. Reduce watering during dormancy.
Soil pH Approximately pH 5.0–7.0; fertile, organic-rich and well-drained soil is preferred. 
Fertilizers Balanced bulb fertilizer or balanced liquid fertilizer
Fertilization schedule Light feeding during active growth, approximately every 4–6 weeks; stop or greatly reduce feeding during dormancy

Growing zones

USDA Zones 9 – 10