Possibly Clivia miniata. Hard to see the leaf arrangement too well.

Here is a link that might be useful: info

Is this any better? And yes that picture in the link does look very similar thank you so much! I will keep researching. I have never seen this plant bloom though so I want to figure out what I can do in caring to help it bloom again.

You might have better luck posting this in the "name that plant" forum.

Sorry i dont know what it is.

Hi. Clivia miniata was my first thought, also. What temperature (or temperature range) are you keeping the plant in? As I understand it, Clivia tends to need a cool, dry rest to trigger flowering; if that's what yours is, it may just not be getting cool enough or dry enough, for long enough, to initiate flowering. I'm by no means a clivia expert, though! There is a clivia forum, and also an amaryllis/hippeastrum forum. You might try those, as well.

Amanda

Thanks do much as I said wasn't sure where to post guess I'll head over to name the plant and clivia forum to learn more. Thx again!!!

Good luck and they are beautiful plants in flower. Yours may just need potting up and a good feed as the bulbs look a little tightly packed. Crowding is not always harmful but sometimes it just sets the plants back and they do not achieve their full potential. You may also find that introducing to more light will trigger flowering at an appropriate time but as I don't have similar climate I will leave your fellow gardeners over there to advise you better.

Cranum lilly

LOL!! These random out of date postings always make me chuckle. The bulbs have already been identified correctly - Clivia minata, without a doubt. Also, it is crinum, not cranum (neither of which is correct).

Suspect this is the work of an AI bot