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Amaryllis — photograph 1 of 3

Photographs are of our actual stock, taken at the nursery. Plants are living things — expect small differences in shape and leaf count from the plant shown.

Flowering Plants

Amaryllis

Hippeastrum hybrids

An amaryllis bulb sends up one thick, leafless stem and opens three or four trumpet flowers 15 cm across at the top of it. It happens over about three weeks, indoors, on a windowsill, from a bulb sitting in a pot of soil — and it is the single most reliable piece of theatre in gardening.

Ours are large, well-fed bulbs, which matters: bulb circumference is what determines how many flower stems you get. Small cheap bulbs produce one stem or none. After flowering, keep the leaves growing and feed them — that is how the bulb builds next year’s flower.

  • Large graded bulbs — small bulbs simply do not flower well
  • Flowers indoors on a windowsill within 6–8 weeks of potting
  • Reflowers every year if you feed the leaves after blooming
Rs 650for the Single bulb, potted

Inclusive of pot and mix. Delivery Rs 350, free over Rs 5,000.

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At a glance

Mature size
45–60 cm in flower
Growth rate
Fast in growth, dormant after flowering
Difficulty
Easy to keep
Around pets
Keep away from cats, dogs and small children
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How to look after your Amaryllis

Written for Pakistani conditions — long hot summers, dry winter air, and hard tap water. Follow this rather than advice written for a temperate climate.

Light
Full sun to light shade, depending on species. More sun means more flowers.
Water
Regularly while in active growth and flower. Reduce sharply once foliage yellows and the bulb enters dormancy.
Humidity
Ambient.
Soil
Free-draining soil enriched with compost. Bulbs sitting in wet soil rot.
Feeding
High-potassium feed while in growth. Feed after flowering too — that is when next year’s flower is built inside the bulb.
Temperature
15–40°C in growth.

If something goes wrong

Leaves but no flowers

Why it happens: Bulb too small, overcrowded, or planted too deep.

What to do: Lift and divide the clump after dormancy, and replant with the neck at soil level.

Soft, mouldy bulb

Why it happens: Waterlogged soil.

What to do: Improve drainage before replanting. Discard any bulb that is soft to the touch.

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