A plant bought at a church fete in Scotland has spotted leaves; owner seeks ID.
Expert Suggestion: Likely in the Amaryllis family, genus Haemanthus (Blood Lily), possibly Haemanthus humilis 'hirsutus'. These are bulb plants with distinctive flowers. Search for images to compare. Scottish climate means it's a houseplant; keep in bright indirect light, water sparingly when dormant.
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