DOUBLE-FLOWERED AMARYLLIS EXOTIC PEACOCK - 4023-

Growing Amaryllis Bulbs

Choosing and Preparing the Soil

To begin, it's essential to choose well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Amaryllis prefers a neutral pH and sunny exposure. Before planting the bulbs, it's advisable to till the soil and add compost or well-rotted manure to ensure the necessary nutrients.

When and How to Plant

The ideal time to plant amaryllis bulbs is in autumn or spring, depending on the local climate. The bulbs should be planted about two-thirds of their height, spacing them 30 cm apart to ensure good ventilation. Remember to position the bulb with the tip (tip = where it grows) facing upward.

Care and Maintenance

During growth, it is important to water moderately, avoiding stagnant water. In summer, when the plants flower, you can increase watering, but always according to the needs of the soil. Mulching with organic materials can help retain moisture and prevent weed growth.

Fertilizer

Fertilizer is essential for abundant flowering. Use a balanced fertilizer during the growing season, and consider adding a fertilizer specifically for flowering plants to further stimulate flower production.