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| Clivia miniata. It's related to the amaryllis; they are both in the lily family. I've been growing them for more than 25 years. I got one plant at Home Depot years ago and have propagated more plants from the seeds. https://www.chicagobotanic.org/plantinfo/clivia -------------------------------- When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier
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| I was going to say Amaryllis too. -------------------------------- "A mob is a place where people go to get away from their conscience" Atticus Finch
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| I got this app to try to identify all the weeds in my pasture. It's called PictureThis. Basically you take a picture of the flower/tree/grass/weed and it identifies it. It's done a good job in that the weeds I had positively identified, it agreed with me. I'm constantly testing it though. So I took a picture of your picture Ax. The app says "Bush lily, a species of Natal lilies. Botanical name is Clivia miniata". So wtg nailed it, and I have yet another confirmation that the app does a good job identifying stuff from photos. |
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| Guess it was inevitable. I've been replaced by an app. -------------------------------- When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier
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| Damn it! Hate it when that happens!! |
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| wtg, app or no app, we still love you. The radiologists who read/interpret x-rays, on the other hand ... many of them will be displaced by AI and nobody loves them. Most patient can name their doctors, but almost no one can name any of the radiologists who interpreted their x-rays. |
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| This is what it looked like one week later: |
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| quote: wtg, app or no app, we still love you. Aww....thanks, Ax.... Clivia are quite lovely. One of my favorite indoor plants. Unlike the amaryllis, the plant is attractive even when it's not flowering. It doesn't grow from a bulb so it doesn't lose its leaves. If you let the seeds develop and ripen, you can plant them and grow more plants. They're not terribly difficult to propagate but they are slow growers and take years to flower. -------------------------------- When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier
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| That is such a pretty flower! -------------------------------- Jodi
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