Súper like!

Thank you for the picture!

Within the Amaryllidaceae family, Sprekelia (Jacob's Lily) and Habranthus (those Rain Lilies with slightly zygomorph florets as opposed to the Zephyranthes with symmetrical flowers) are particularly closely related. I was always amazed about the speed of their scape development; Blanca indicated this warrantably.

I am very exited to have this Mexican hippie about to flower. I read somewhere that sprekelia that used to be sold in Europe didn't produce offsets or seeds. That was until someone from Spain while visiting Mexico expressed his belief to a Mexican guy that this plant was sterile and this guy not only told him the truth, that the plant was quite fertile but also gave him lots of bulbs from his 'abuelita patio' and now everyone is happily reproducing it in Europe.

eaweha, i think i have zephyrantes, flowers are pale yellow, the flower stalk is that peculiar flamingo-pink color. This is a seedling, it is nothing, looks like a chive.

I had some Sprekelia,THEN, from a private source in Germany-EAST. These did produce seed from self pollination, and they would also produce offsets, exactly in the way how Daffodil bulbs do it, namely accurately at the right and the left side of the central fan of leaves, that is, bulbs and daughter bulbs eventually attached in one line. GLUECK AUF!

Úchatelas.....

Not yet

The flower bud never opened...

I had one last year that did the same thing, opened right out of the soil. Maybe yours will open eventually.☻☻

Thank's, I hope so, but it has taken forever and it is starting to dry out at the tips.