Augustum Giant Crinum Lily

Augustum Giant Crinum Lily Care

Crinum Augustum

What is the plant

Crinum augustum is a flowering species of the Lily family, Amaryllidaceae and subfamily Amaryllidoideae in the Crinum Lily genus and native to the tropics of Southeast Asia.This exotic tropical plant blooms best when all growing conditions are met.If planted in a sunny location with rich-moist soil it can grow up to a height of 6’ feet with a 3’ feet spread.It grows at a moderate rate.Growth will slow down when the Crinum lily is propagated from shoots or offsets.The transplantation of bulbs also slows development.

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Humidity

Normal

Lighting

Part Sun

Hardiness zone

9 - 11

Difficulty

Medium

How to Care for the Plant

Water
The Queen Lily plant requires high levels of moisture to thrive and needs watering regularly.Make sure the soil doesn’t dry out completely between watering as it may hurt its growth.Cut back on watering if the weather gets too cold.
Pruning
Remove any browned leaves scorched by the sun in extreme heat.
Fertilizer
To maintain the fertility of your soil, feed at least three times a year (summer, spring, and fall) using a high-quality granular fertilizer.

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Sunlight
The strikingly exotic Crinum Lily Queen Emma thrives when planted in partial to full sun. In some cases, the plant may also grow in shadier areas but leans more towards sunnier and warm locations.
Soil
Being native to tropical locations, the Crinum lily prefers moist soil.While the plant does love moisture-retentive soil, it also won’t tolerate constantly wet soil.This is why your soil should be well-drained.Use a fertile soil rich with organic matter and then feed it regularly to maintain it.
Temperature
It is hardy to USDA hardiness zones 8 – 11.But if planted in a well-protected spot, it may do well in cooler regions but you may need to bring the plant indoors if it gets too cold.