Amarylia Blog
What Happens When a Mature Amaryllis Bulb Split...
Most gardeners are familiar with tiny offsets appearing around the base of an amaryllis, but occasionally an entirely different transformation takes place. A large, well-established bulb begins to change shape,...
What Should You Do if Your Amaryllis Has Flower...
For many gardeners, August signals the beginning of the resting season for amaryllis. As the days gradually shorten, the plant is normally expected to slow its growth, allowing the bulb...
Why Does the Summer Drought Cause Amaryllis to ...
Summer is supposed to be the most productive season for amaryllis, allowing the bulb to store energy for future flowering. However, prolonged heat and insufficient moisture can unexpectedly trigger drought-induced...
How to Protect Your Outdoor Amaryllis Bulbs fro...
When amaryllis plants spend the summer outdoors, whether in garden beds, raised borders, or patio containers, they gain access to fresh air, natural sunlight, and ideal growing conditions. However, outdoor...
The Secret to Protecting the Soil from Drying O...
June is often one of the most challenging months for amaryllis grown outdoors. As temperatures rise and sunlight becomes more intense, the soil surrounding bulbs can dry out rapidly and...
A Quick Guide to Summer Care for Amaryllis
June marks one of the most important stages in the annual development of amaryllis. During this period, the plant focuses almost entirely on producing strong leaves and rebuilding the energy...
