DutchGrown Amaryllis Papilio

Unlike the solid, trumpet-shaped blooms of common amaryllis, the Papilio features distinct, orchid-like petals with intricate burgundy veining. Its unique, butterfly-shaped form offers a more architectural and exotic aesthetic.

Yes, it is perfectly suited for indoor cultivation. Place the bulb in a spot with bright, natural light and maintain consistent warmth to encourage healthy growth and flowering.

Each stem produces multiple flowers that open in succession, which helps extend the overall display period. You can expect a longer bloom time compared to varieties that open all flowers simultaneously.

Yes, with proper care, the Amaryllis Papilio is a reliable rebloomer. After the flowers fade, continue to provide light and water to the foliage, then allow the bulb a period of dormancy before restarting the cycle.

The 24/+ measurement refers to the circumference of the bulb in centimeters. A larger bulb size like this indicates a mature, healthy specimen that is more likely to produce multiple, vigorous stems and a robust display of flowers.

Plant the bulb in well-draining potting mix, ensuring the top third of the bulb remains exposed above the soil line. This prevents rot and mimics the natural growth habit of the Hippeastrum family.