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Multi-Flowering Amaryllis Rapido Bulb

Original price was: $27.62.Current price is: $19.33.

SKU: AG9TZ 1004632697 Categories: Christmas Greenery, Christmas Plants

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Hippeastrum (commonly known as Amaryllis) are popular for their indoor holiday color and are often given as gifts from October through January. They are easy to grow and are impressive flowers. Their large blossoms can measure up to 8 in. across. We only ship 1 large blooming bulb size to ensure well-proportioned plants, which are guaranteed to produce large, vibrant blooms for you. As bulbs are essentially storage mechanisms, they already contain everything needed to produce flowers. They are tropical and subtropical. All you will need to do is plant them and water. But best of all, they can be induced to re-bloom indoors for years to come. What sets Amaryllis Rapido apart from the other more common red Amaryllis is that this species is a multi-flowering, multi-stemmed, miniature blooming type. The flowers are smaller then the more common Amaryllis, but you get so many more of them. The flowers are showy, compact and a deep scarlet in color. Makes for a great gift.

Shipped in an uncommonly large size for it’s species to double your enjoyment
Multi-flowering, multi-stemmed, miniature blooming type
Enjoy for years to come
Bulb size 26 cm/28 cm
Hippeastrum (commonly known as amaryllis) are popular for their indoor holiday color and are often given as gifts from October through January
Super easy to grow and are most impressive flowers
We ship our amaryllis bulbs as bulbs, not kits nor pre-planted, so that you can pot them up yourself in your favorite pot
Hippeastrum (amaryllis) is a tender bulb and needs to be planted in pots indoors throughout most of North America, in USDA zones 9-12, they can actually be planted outside, as long as they are protected during freezing temperatures, plant them outside with the neck sticking out of the ground, water, fertilizing after the leaves appear, and repeating several times in spring, then, let nature take its course, to grow indoors as a house plant proceed as follows: select a 6 in. to 8 in. container of your choice, then fill about half the pot with medium, set the bulb atop the soil, filling in with soil around the bulb to maintain its position, about the top third of the bulb should be left exposed above the soil level, leaving room in the pot for watering, amaryllis bulbs like room temperatures, and exposure to sunshine will keep them shorter, as the flower stalk grows towards the light rotate the pot frequently to prevent toppling, sit back and enjoy
Some gardeners treat their amaryllis as annuals and simply toss them after flowering, however, they are fairly easily induced to re-flower next year, to re-grow follow these steps: after flowering, cut off the flower stalk just above the neck of the bulb, but be sure to leave the foliage, as it will play a critical role in rebuilding the bulb and prepare it for future blooming, place the pot in a sunny window, and only water when the soil is dry, fertilize regularly, after danger of frost, place pot outside until fall, when frost kills the leaves off, then having removed the foliage, let the potted bulb rest by storing it in a cool, dry place for 2.5-months, do not water it thereafter, restart the process as stated above
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