Amaryllis is a magnificent flower which you will enjoy for more than 10 days. Following the below instructions you will surely succeed!
- Amaryllis has hollow stems. We advise you to cut the stems straight. Also to avoid curling of the stems.
- You can put some tape at the bottom of the stem in order to prevent curling of the stems. However, this curling can also give a special effect in the vase or flower arrangement.
- Choose a solid vase. Please make sure that the vase is clean. Put water in the vase.
- For extra solidity you can put wooden sticks in the hollow stems.
Amaryllis is a magnificent flower which you will enjoy for more than 10 days. Following the below instructions you will surely succeed!
- Amaryllis has hollow stems. We advise you to cut the stems straight. Also to avoid curling of the stems.
- You can put some tape at the bottom of the stem in order to prevent curling of the stems. However, this curling can also give a special effect in the vase or flower arrangement.
- Choose a solid vase. Please make sure that the vase is clean. Put water in the vase.
- For extra solidity you can put wooden sticks in the hollow stems.
Nice! You have purchased an amaryllis bulb and what now?
- Plant the bulb 2/3 into the soil in a large pot. Press the bulb and the soil firmly so that everything is firmly secured.
- Place the amaryllis bulb in a pot in a warm place with plenty of light. Ideal temperature is 20 degrees. As long as no leaves and stems are visible, you do not need to water much. Afterwards it is necessary to give more water. The number of stems depends on the size of the bulb. A larger bulb can be expected to produce 2 to 3 stems. Each stem has several flowers. Good luck and enjoy!
Your amaryllis bulb has finished blooming and what now?
You can of course buy a new bulb, but you may also like to try to get the amaryllis bulb to bloom again.
- After flowering, cut the flower stems and allow the leaves to develop further. Place the bulb in a pot in a warm place with plenty of light and water regularly.
- After a period of 8 months, place the bulb in a pot in a cool, dark place. You no longer need to water.
- After 2 to 3 months you can remove the old leaves and plant the bulb in fresh soil.
- Place the bulb again in a warm place with plenty of light. And hopefully, after this good care, you can start enjoying new amaryllis flowers again!
Nice! You have purchased an amaryllis bulb and what now?
- Plant the bulb 2/3 into the soil in a large pot. Press the bulb and the soil firmly so that everything is firmly secured.
- Place the amaryllis bulb in a pot in a warm place with plenty of light. Ideal temperature is 20 degrees. As long as no leaves and stems are visible, you do not need to water much. Afterwards it is necessary to give more water. The number of stems depends on the size of the bulb. A larger bulb can be expected to produce 2 to 3 stems. Each stem has several flowers. Good luck and enjoy!
Your amaryllis bulb has finished blooming and what now?
You can of course buy a new bulb, but you may also like to try to get the amaryllis bulb to bloom again.
- After flowering, cut the flower stems and allow the leaves to develop further. Place the bulb in a pot in a warm place with plenty of light and water regularly.
- After a period of 8 months, place the bulb in a pot in a cool, dark place. You no longer need to water.
- After 2 to 3 months you can remove the old leaves and plant the bulb in fresh soil.
- Place the bulb again in a warm place with plenty of light. And hopefully, after this good care, you can start enjoying new amaryllis flowers again!