Overview
Experience the joy of growing your own stunning floral display with this premium Amaryllis bulb. Renowned for its dramatic, trumpet-shaped flowers, this variety boasts luminous white petals beautifully accented with soft pink brush marks and delicate red edges. Each bloom can reach an impressive 7 inches wide, transforming any indoor space into a vibrant botanical haven. Amaryllis bulbs are tropical and are carefully prepared to ensure a truly spectacular performance, requiring only warm temperatures, consistent watering, and bright light. Watching these magnificent flowers unfurl is a delightful process, making them a popular choice for both seasoned gardeners and beginners alike. This particular offering is a substantial 30/32cm bulb, indicating its maturity and potential for prolific blooming. It is specifically bred to produce an abundance of huge flowers, often yielding two robust stems, each adorned with four to five giant blossoms. Bring the elegance and rich, iridescent colors of white Amaryllis into your home.
Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) are cherished for their ease of growth and spectacular winter blooms. They are not cold hardy and are best grown indoors in most climates, making them a perfect choice for adding vibrant color when outdoor gardens are dormant. This indoor flowering bulb promises a breathtaking display, year after year, with proper care. The superior strain ensures more huge flowers per bulb than many other varieties, guaranteeing a truly spectacular show.
Key Benefits
Growing an Amaryllis bulb offers numerous rewards, from its ease of cultivation to its striking visual impact. This particular variety provides an exceptional experience for any plant enthusiast.
- Spectacular Indoor Blooms: Enjoy large, luminous white flowers with captivating pink brush marks and red edges, reaching up to 7 inches wide. These shapely blooms provide a dramatic focal point during the colder months, brightening any room.
- High Bloom Production: This large 30/32cm Amaryllis bulb is known for its ability to produce multiple stems, often two, with each stem bearing 4-5 giant flowers. This ensures a full and impressive floral display from a single bulb.
- Easy to Grow: Ideal for beginners and experienced gardeners alike, Amaryllis bulbs are surprisingly simple to cultivate. They require minimal care – just warm temperatures, bright light, and regular watering – to achieve spectacular results, making the process great fun to watch.
- Long-Lasting Flowers: The breathtaking beauty of these brilliant colors lasts for an extended period, allowing you to enjoy their elegance for weeks. With proper care, you can encourage repeat blooming in successive years, providing continuous enjoyment.
- Exceptional Quality: Sourced from a fine strain, these bulbs are prepared to deliver superior blooms that are often larger and more prolific than other varieties. The vibrant colors and impressive size must be seen to be believed.
- Perfect for Gifting: An active Amaryllis bulb makes a thoughtful and engaging gift, offering the recipient the joy of watching a plant grow and bloom into a magnificent display. It’s a living gift that keeps on giving.
- Versatile Decor: The elegant and rich colors of this indoor flowering bulb complement various interior design styles, adding a touch of sophistication and natural beauty to your home, office, or as a centerpiece.
Plant Care & Growing Tips
Caring for your Amaryllis bulb is a rewarding experience, leading to spectacular blooms. Once your bulb arrives, choose a sturdy pot that is approximately 1-2 inches wider than the bulb itself, ensuring good drainage. Plant the bulb with its top third exposed above the soil line, using a well-draining potting mix. After planting, water thoroughly once, then sparingly until the new growth begins to emerge. Overwatering before growth starts can lead to bulb rot. Place your potted Amaryllis in a location that receives bright, indirect light, such as a south-facing window. A consistent room temperature between 65-75°F (18-24°C) is ideal for optimal growth and flowering. As the flower stalk begins to grow, rotate the pot regularly to encourage straight growth towards the light source.
Once the flower stalk is actively growing, increase watering frequency, keeping the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. You can begin to fertilize every 2-4 weeks with a balanced liquid fertilizer once the flower stalk is about 6-8 inches tall. After blooming, cut the spent flower stalk near the top of the bulb, but allow the foliage to continue growing. The leaves are crucial for photosynthesizing and storing energy for the next year’s blooms. Continue to water and fertilize regularly throughout the spring and summer. To encourage repeat blooming, allow the bulb to enter a dormancy period. In late summer or early fall, gradually reduce watering and stop fertilizing. Once the leaves yellow and die back, cut them off and move the bulb to a cool, dark, dry place (around 50-55°F or 10-13°C) for 8-12 weeks. After this dormancy, you can repot the large Amaryllis bulb in fresh soil and restart the cycle of growth and bloom. Remember, this indoor flowering bulb is not cold hardy and must be protected from freezing temperatures.
Size & Details
This offering features a premium Amaryllis bulb of substantial size, measuring 30/32cm in circumference. This measurement indicates a mature and robust bulb, capable of producing an impressive display. Typically, a bulb of this size will yield two flower stalks, each bearing 4-5 giant, trumpet-shaped flowers. The blooms themselves reach nearly 7 inches in width, showcasing a luminous white base with soft pink brush marks and fine red edges. The overall height of the flowering plant can vary but generally reaches 18-24 inches during bloom. These tropical bulbs are carefully prepared for immediate planting upon arrival, ensuring they are ready to burst into spectacular performance.
The growth rate is relatively fast once active growth begins, with flower stalks emerging and blooming within 6-10 weeks after planting. It is delivered as a dormant bulb, ready for you to pot and nurture. While measurements are approximate, the 30/32cm size guarantees a significant and rewarding bloom. This is an indoor flowering bulb that will thrive in a protected environment, bringing vibrant color to your home.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How big does this Amaryllis bulb get? A: This is a large Amaryllis bulb, measuring 30/32cm in circumference. When in bloom, the plant typically reaches 18-24 inches in height, with individual flowers spanning up to 7 inches wide.
- Q: What size pot does it come in? A: The product is a bare bulb, not potted. You will need to provide a pot that is approximately 1-2 inches wider than the bulb itself, ensuring it has good drainage.
- Q: Is this an indoor or outdoor plant? A: This Amaryllis bulb is best grown indoors, especially in regions with cold winters, as it is not cold hardy. It thrives in warm temperatures and bright indoor light.
- Q: How much sunlight does it need? A: Amaryllis bulbs require bright, indirect light. A location near a south-facing window is often ideal. Rotate the pot occasionally to ensure even growth of the flower stalk.
- Q: Is this plant easy to care for? A: Yes, Amaryllis bulbs are known for being relatively easy to care for, making them suitable for beginners. They primarily need consistent warmth, bright light, and proper watering to produce their spectacular blooms.
- Q: What condition will it arrive in? A: Your Amaryllis bulb will arrive as a dormant, healthy bulb, ready for planting. It will be carefully packaged to ensure its protection during transit.
- Q: How long until it blooms? A: After planting, you can typically expect your Amaryllis bulb to bloom within 6 to 10 weeks, given optimal growing conditions. The exact timing can vary slightly.
- Q: When is the best time to plant? A: Amaryllis bulbs can be planted anytime from late fall to early spring for winter and spring blooms. For continuous blooms, you can stagger plantings every few weeks.
- Q: Will it survive winter in my zone? A: No, this indoor flowering bulb is not cold hardy and will not survive freezing temperatures outdoors. It must be brought indoors or grown exclusively indoors in most climates.
- Q: How do I encourage my Amaryllis bulb to rebloom? A: After flowering, allow the leaves to grow throughout spring and summer, watering and fertilizing regularly. Then, induce dormancy in late summer/early fall by reducing water and moving the bulb to a cool, dark place for 8-12 weeks before restarting the cycle.















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