Griffinia aracensis is a member of a genus of Amaryllidaceae from the forests of Brazil now gaining attention among horticulturalists for...Read More its untapped potential. Many species of Griffinia are highly endangered, some are difficult to grow outside of their perfect habitat, but all offer the charm of other amaryllids.
G. aracensis is considered by the Pacific Bulb Society to be the easiest to grow of all Griffinias. Its striking violet-blue flowers are a welcome addition the the palette of colors available to the amaryllis enthusiast. It needs protection from full sun, and regular moisture.
As it becomes better known, Griffinia aracensis is becoming available to the plant trade.
Griffinia aracensis is a member of a genus of Amaryllidaceae from the forests of Brazil now gaining attention among horticulturalists for...Read More