Breck's Picotee Amaryllis Bulbs

You can expect to see blooms within six to eight weeks of planting. The exact timing depends on the warmth and light levels in your home.

These bulbs are specifically intended for indoor forcing. While they are hardy in USDA zones 9-10, they are best enjoyed as seasonal indoor decor rather than permanent landscape plants.

Choose a pot that is only slightly larger than the bulb itself, leaving about one to two inches of space around the sides. Ensure the pot has drainage holes, as amaryllis bulbs require well-drained soil to prevent rot.

Place your pot in a spot that receives bright, indirect light. While they can tolerate partial shade, consistent light helps keep the stems sturdy and prevents them from leaning toward the window.

Yes, after the flowers fade, you can cut the stalk back and continue to water and fertilize the plant as it grows foliage. In the summer, you can move it outdoors to store energy before bringing it back inside for a dormant period in the fall.