Throughout the world Crinum spices have been used traditionally to aliments and disease. Phytochemical analysis yelded more that 150 different isoquinoline or Amaryllidaceae alkaloids and some of the most noted effects are analgesic, anticholinergic, antitiumor and antiviral. Tecently galanthamine has been registered as an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor, shich spices is not recommended for the NOV
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In 1992, I was currently serving the state of Florida, the Department of Children and Families as an Administrative Secretary to the D.D.A., in their headquarter located in the downtown area of Miami, Florida; I noticed a field full of these beautiful flowers that smell as the Jasmine scent, with extrodanary bulbs, which attracted me to study and research, to know what "Crinum Asiaticum "White Spider" Lily," were; it was a year later after I had raised 200 plants and bulbs; I had a landscaper design an ilsand in garden in the front yard. And so the story continues ...
En el año 1992, yo estaba sirviendo actualmente el estado de la Florida, al Departamento de Niños y Familias como Secretaria Administrativa, para el D.D.A., en el Departamento ubicado en el centro de la ciudad de Miami, Florida; me di cuenta de un campo lleno de estas preciosas flores que olían similar a la esencia del Jazmín con bulbos extraordinarios, en cual estudios e investigaciones comenzaron a conocer lo que eran Lirios Blancos, y fue un año más tarde después de que yo había recogido y criado 200 plantas y bulbos, además, había un paisajista diseñador de landscaping que deseño una isla de jardinería en el jardín delantero. Y así, la historia continúa ...
Crinum Asiaticum "White Spider" Lily
What is a Bulb ? A flower bulb is really an underground storehouse and flower factory. Within the bulb is just about everything the plant will need to sprout and flower at the appropriate time. In the basal center portion of the bulb are the leaves cradling a baby bud. (In many species, this bud already has the appearance of a flower while still in the bulb!) Surrounding the bud is a white, meaty substance called the scales. In true bulbs, it is these scales which contain all the food the bulb will need to flower and thrive. Anchoring the scales and the floral stalk which holds the bud is the basal plate. This plate at the bottom of the bulb also holds the roots of the plant. The entire package is protected by a thin outer skin called the tunic. All this remarkable organism needs from humans is to be placed in the ground at the appropriate season of the year, given a liberal drink of water and then left alone. The bulb does the rest! Crinum, also called cape lily or spider lily, has leaves that grow more than 36 inches long. This evergreen plant blooms nearly all year round with spider like, fragrant flowers. Crinum overwinters in USDA Zones 8 to 11, which means it only survives temperatures that stay above 15 degrees F. Crinums require little care and are relatively easy-going. Knowledge of how to create the right environment for this plant, however, will help you grow an attractive and adaptable plant for your landscape.
