Crinm jagus
- Flower nameCrinm jagus
- Scientific nameCrinum jagus dandy
- AliasCrinum
- Place of originGuinea
- Place of floweringGreenhouse, Subtropical region
- Flowering seasonJune, July, August
What is Crinm jagus
Crinm jagus or St. Christopher lily, scientific name:crinm jagus, is an evergreen perennial (bulbous plants) in the Amaryllidaceae family, native to Guinea. In summer, long flower stalks emerge from between the sword-shaped leaves, and at the tips of these stalks, large white flowers similar to those of Crinum asiaticum grow in umbels inflorescences and bloom.
●Illustrations of Similar Crinum
From left to right, African Crinum (Crinum bulbispermum), Hama-yuu (Crinum asiaticum),Spider Lily (Hymenocallis caribaea)
●Comparison Illustration of Crinum
From left to right, illustrations of African Crinum (Crinum bulbispermum), Indian Crinum (Crinum latifolium).
■Similar Crinum
1) Flowers that produce white blooms, from the same family but different genera (Amaryllidaceae, Crinum genus)
●Hama-yuu (Crinum asiaticum)
●African Crinum (Crinum bulbispermum)
●Indian Crinum (Crinum latifolium)
●Crinum jagus (Crinum jagus)
2) Flowers that produce white blooms, from the same family but different genera (Amaryllidaceae, Hymenocallis genus)
●Spider Lily (Hymenocallis caribaea)
Common name: Crinm jagus or St. Christopher lily, Scientific name: crinum jagus, Habitat: Guinea, height: 60-90 cm, Leaf length: 70 cm, leaf width: 10 cm, leaf shape: Sword-shaped, flower-shaped umbels, flower diameter: 6 cm, flowering colour: white flower June-August, note: poisonous plants.



















