A reader's "space plant" (grandmother's granddaughter) blooms every 2–3 years, has fleshy leaves, and a single colorful flower head.
Characteristics match:
Scratch soil surface to find the bulb. If no bulb or odor differs, it's another amaryllis relative. Photos of Haemanthus species attached for comparison.
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