Leaves are usually opposite, with a few scattered or 3-4 whorls in the middle, strip-shaped to strip-lanceolate, 4- 12 cm long and 3-5(- 10) mm wide, and the apex is slightly curled or not.
Flowers are usually single, rarely 2-3, purple to yellow-green, usually with small squares, and a few only have spots or stripes; Each flower has 3 leaflike bracts, which are long and narrow and 2-4 mm wide; Perianth segments are 3-4cm long, the outer three segments are1-1.4cm wide, and the inner three segments can reach1.8cm wide, with nectary nests protruding obviously on the back. Stamens are about 3/5 of tepals, anthers are near the base, and filaments with or without papillae stigma lobes are 3-5 mm long.
Growing environment.
Fritillaria cirrhosa likes cold and cool climate conditions, and has the characteristics of cold resistance, humidity, high humidity and shade. When the temperature reaches 30℃ or the ground temperature exceeds 25℃, the plants will wither; Areas with low altitude and high temperature cannot survive. ?
It is usually born in forests, under shrubs, grasslands or wetlands or rock crevices such as floodplains and valleys.