Easy to Grow Bulbs Amaryllis

To enjoy a continuous display, plant your bulbs sequentially every two weeks. By staggering your planting dates, you will have fresh flowers emerging in succession rather than all at once.

Plant each bulb in a container with the top one-third of the bulb exposed above the soil line. This helps prevent the bulb from rotting and ensures it has the proper environment to sprout.

These bulbs are only winter-hardy in USDA Zones 9 through 11. If you live in a colder region, they should be kept as indoor houseplants or treated as annuals that are brought inside before the first frost.

Whether indoors or outdoors, these bulbs perform best in bright, direct light. A sunny windowsill is an ideal spot for indoor growth, as it encourages strong, healthy stems.

Each bulb typically produces a tall stem bearing four to six large, double white blossoms. Because this is a five-pack, you can expect a very full and dramatic display once they are in bloom.