What a treasure is the brain trust of the PBS! It does indeed appear to be Hippeastrum imidae, although I have no recollection at all as to where I may have acquired this diminutive species, except possibly through the BX, but it does show remarkable likeness to H. idimae photos posted on google. I will make further comparison to try to validate it for certain. Thank you all who responded!
Gregg DeChirico
On Saturday, February 15, 2020, 04:47:09 PM EST, Gregg via pbs <pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net> wrote:
This is among many of my NOID plants that have miraculously survived 4 long distance moves in 3 years. It in in a small pot with at least 2 other bulb species, all dormant. This diminutive flower spike grew seemingly overnight (OK maybe 5) and this one inch (2.5cm) flower opened today. The single tag in the pot reads Ammocharis longifolia, which I'm pretty sure died off long ago. Does it look familiar to any of my bulbophile friends? Thanks in advance.
Gregg DeChirico
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