Dwarf Bloodlily (Haemanthus deformis)

Dwarf Bloodlily

Also known as: Dwarf Haemanthus

Dwarf Bloodlily is a bulbous perennial known for its striking, blood-red flowers which resemble pincushions. This species from South Africa thrives in the seasonal rain patterns, with a dormancy period in dry months. Its thick, leathery leaves contribute to its ability to conserve water in its arid habitat. Dwarf Bloodlily's distinctive features allow it to adapt well to the rocky crevices it often calls home.

Scientific classification

Species

Dwarf Bloodlily (Haemanthus deformis)

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20 - 38 ℃

Ideal Temperature

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Broad blue-green leaves with rough edges

White flowers in dense clusters on 1-2 feet stalks

Ciliate margins on foliage distinguish it from similar plants

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Care Guide for Dwarf Bloodlily

Every 2 weeks

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

20 - 38 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Pruning: Dwarf Bloodlily showcases broad leaves and striking red flowers. Early spring pruning is recommended to remove dead foliage, promoting health and shape. Minimal intervention supports natural growth, reduces disease risk, and enhances blooms. Consult local extension services for tailored care advice.

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