Zephyranthes ‘rouge’ sp?

This entry corresponds to a plant of the genus Zephyranthes with red flowers, whose precise species is not identified with certainty, so the description is limited to the general features of the genus. Zephyranthes, or "rain lilies", form a bulbous genus in the Amaryllis family, native to the Americas. Their narrow, grass-like foliage arises from a tunicated bulb, and their solitary red flower opens flat during the day, carried on a short stem. Flowering is often triggered by heavy rain following a dry spell. These plants grow in full sun, on well-drained soil, and are frost-tender.