Easy to Grow Bulbs Amaryllis Minerva

You can expect to see blooms within 30 to 50 days of planting. Because they are fast-growing, you will see visible progress shortly after potting.

While these are excellent for indoor containers, they can be grown outdoors in USDA Hardiness Zones 8b through 11. If you live in a colder climate, they should be treated as indoor plants.

No, these blooms are non-fragrant. They are a great choice if you are sensitive to floral scents or want to place them in a dining area where you don't want a competing aroma.

Plant the bulbs with the top third of the bulb exposed above the soil line. A planting depth of about 1 inch is sufficient for the root system.

These bulbs prefer bright, indirect light when grown indoors. If you are planting them outdoors in suitable zones, they can handle partial to full sun.

If you plant them all at once in the same container, they will likely bloom around the same time, creating a dramatic, dense display. If you prefer a staggered bloom, you can plant the bulbs a week or two apart.