I went to a plants show several years ago and I won some bulbs on a raffle. They are blooming for the first time and I would appreciate if you can identify them





The plant has no leaves now. Only blooms

Looks like a cultivar of Naked Lady (Amaryllis belladonna).

Thanks Joshua !. I thought it could be that but I wanted to be sure.

Looks like it could be a Lycoris squamigera

it is depending on the bulb size

sangel said:it is depending on the bulb size

Oh ! How is that ? I don't remember the bulb size!...I planted it several years ago...!

Lycoris are small bulbs, about an inch across maximum, belladonna is a regular amaryllis bulb, up to 4 inches (or more) in diameter. Flowers size is bigger is well.

@ceci

Surprise Lily (Lycoris squamigera) tends not to have as uniformly shaped flowers, either (often there is a slight gap in the tepals on the "bottom" of the flower).

sangel said:Lycoris are small bulbs, about an inch across maximum, belladonna is a regular amaryllis bulb, up to 4 inches (or more) in diameter. Flowers size is bigger is well.

@ceci

As far as I remember it was not a small bulb....
It is very interesting !
Thank you !