When Do Schizostylis Flower?

Outward-facing, six-petaled, cup-shaped, scarlet flowers (each to 2 1/2" wide) bloom from late summer to fall on leafless, gladiolus-like, one-sided spikes (to 2' tall) which rise from a clump of narrow linear grass-like basal leaves (to 18" long).

Do you cut back Schizostylis?

Water Schizostylis coccinea freely over the summer periods, especially during times of drought as they will thrive in moist conditions. During winter, cut back unkempt or damaged stems and foliage to retain a pleasing shape and appearance.

How do you grow Schizostylis coccinea?

Schizostylis coccinea are best planted in moist, well-drained soil of sand, loam, chalk or clay within an acidic, alkaline or neutral PH balance. The best time of year to plant Schizostylis coccinea is during early spring. They require a sheltered and sunny position to thrive.