Margaret,
You need to know that you will have to wait at least 3 years to see results. Some after 5 years. When I grew my hippeastrum, they were from the hybrids like yours and after 3 years The only ones that flowered were of the wild red type. Small and only 2 per stem. However the spices ones will produce the same as the parent and crosses with them will give some excellent results.
On daylilies. I got some seed pods in the fall that I planted the small black round seeds and got almost all 10 to sprout and the following year they bloomed and were similar to the parent but different shades. I latter lost them to helpful gardeners who weeded my yard due to I was very sick that year and continued to work. They pulled out and thru away all my plants. I guess they couldn't tell the lilies from the wild grasses. At least they left my maples alone. It did give me more of a effort to do my own weeding from now on.
