General Description | The largest of the lily species. An enormous plant, with its large, fragrant trumpet shaped flowers and heart shaped leaves, is a sight to behold. First discovered by Nathaniel Wallich in 1850.
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Landscape | A spectacular focal point in lightly shaded exotic gardens and woodland borders. |
Propagation | Bulb offsets and seeds. |
Cultivation | It is very sensitive to hot, dry conditions, preferring moist, humus-rich conditions and partial shade to thrive. For a patient gardener since the first bloom does not appear for about 6 years. |
Pests | Lily Beetle which damages the leaves and slugs. |
Habitat | Wet forests. |
Flower/Leaf Bud Description | Large oblong seed pods. |
Leaf Description | Heart shaped originating from the base of the plant. |
Flower Description | Large trumpet shaped flowers with a beautiful smell on 3-4 m stems. |