These Sprekelia are grown from Seed and offset's in India.  They give a unexpected oppurtunity for genetic diversity that the Netherland clones do not offer.  They are smaller than the Dutch bulbs but should be close to blooming size.

Sprekelia is an amaryllis relative native to rocky outcrops in the Mexican mountains (sometimes called Mexican Amaryllis or Aztec Lily). This is an uncommon bulb only recently available commercially. In the north, this will perform best in a dry, well drained spot in full baking sun. In the south, some shade may be beneficial. The bulbs multiply readily to make nice clumps of narrow green leaves. These burst into flower in the spring and often reflower again in the fall. The brilliant red flowers look like an exotic amaryllis. They make excellent potted plants in colder zones.
These have been grown outside in zones 7-10.