Rain Lily Yellow Bulbs – Zephyranthes Sulphurea | Pack of 10 Bulbs ( Large Size)

Add bright yellow colour to your garden with Yellow Rain Lily –  Zephyranthes Sulphurea, also known as Zephyranthes citrina. It is also commonly known as Yellow Rain Lily, Citrine Rain Lily, Fairy Lily, Zephyr Lily and Rainflower.

This bulbous perennial produces cheerful yellow, funnel-shaped flowers above narrow, grass-like green foliage. Rain lilies often produce flowers after rainfall or deep watering under suitable growing conditions. They are ideal for pots, grow bags, balconies, terraces, pathways, garden borders and home gardens. 

Video Guidance

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Product Details

• Product: Rain Lily Yellow

• Botanical name: Zephyranthes citrina

• Common names: Yellow Rain Lily, Citrine Rain Lily, Fairy Lily, Zephyr Lily, Rainflower

• Pack size: 10 bulbs

• Flower colour: Yellow

• Plant type: Bulbous flowering perennial

• Growing season in Pakistan: June, July and throughout the year

• Suitable for: Pots, grow bags and garden beds

Growing Instructions

Plant the bulbs approximately 1–2 inches deep, keeping the pointed side upward. Maintain around 2–3 inches spacing between bulbs.

Use fertile, loose and well-draining soil. Keep the container in a location receiving around 4–6 hours of sunlight daily. Water thoroughly after planting, then keep the soil lightly moist without allowing waterlogging.

Apply vermicompost, compost or a mild balanced fertilizer during active growth. After flowering, allow the healthy green leaves to remain until they naturally turn yellow, as they help the bulbs store energy for future growth.

Honest Colour & Performance Note

Flower colour, shade and intensity may vary slightly from the product photographs due to differences in soil, growing area, climate, temperature, sunlight and watering.

Flowering time, plant size and number of blooms may also vary according to bulb maturity, season and overall care. Product photographs show the expected appearance of mature plants under suitable growing conditions.

Safety Note

For ornamental gardening only. Do not consume the bulbs, leaves or flowers. Keep unplanted bulbs away from children and pets. Rain lilies are listed as having low-severity poisonous characteristics. (Plant Toolbox)