



Spider Lily 'Sulphur Queen' (often sold as Ismene or Hymenocallis) is a tender bulbous perennial producing umbels of 4-6 large, spider-like flowers with narrow, recurved, pale sulphur-yellow petals and a prominent, greenish-yellow staminal cup. The flowers are fragrant, especially at night. The strap-like, arching foliage is glossy green.
Grow in pots in bright, indirect light. Use rich, well-drained mix. Water regularly during growth. In autumn, reduce watering, allow foliage to die back, and store bulbs dry and cool (50-60°F). Not frost-hardy. The exotic, fragrant flowers make a stunning specimen for patio or conservatory. Synonym: Hymenocallis ?spofforthiae.
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