No. 362. 
CRINUM DEFIXUM. 
Class, Order, 
HEXANDRIA MONOGY NIA. 
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is species, with several more, have 
lately been brought from India to this 
country: in size it is rather small, com- 
pared with some of the other kinds: our 
plant did not exceed one foot and a half in 
height. The leaves are erect, narrow, 
glossy, of a succulent consistence, and 
smooth at their edges. The scape is cylin- 
drical, bearing about six flowers, which are 
slightly fragrant. Our plant blossomed in 
November, and did not perfect its seeds. 
stantly in the stove, and should have a mo- 
derately large pot; the soil composed of 
loam and sand, with some peat and decayed 
leaves added, and a liberal supply of water. 
