Amarylia Blog

Amaryllis in partial shade in summer

Amaryllis vs Summer Heat: Saving Bulbs from Ext...

Summer is one of the most important periods in the amaryllis life cycle. During these warm months, the plant actively grows leaves, absorbs nutrients, and stores energy for future flowering....

Old amaryllis bulb in flower

How Many Years Can an Amaryllis Actually Bloom?

Many people treat amaryllis like a temporary holiday decoration, but in reality, this plant can become a lifelong companion. With proper care, a single bulb may live and bloom for...

Herbs planted together with flower bulbs

Companion Herbs for Bulbs

Mixed plantings are becoming increasingly popular among gardeners who want healthier plants with fewer chemical treatments. One of the most interesting trends is using companion herbs for amaryllis to create...

Trimming roots of an amaryllis bulb

Spring Root Pruning Amaryllis

Many gardeners feel uneasy when it comes to cutting roots. It may seem like a risky or even harmful step. However, spring root pruning for amaryllis is not a destructive...

Watering amaryllis outdoors in summer

Outdoor Watering Rules

Moving amaryllis outdoors in late spring can transform plant growth. Fresh air, stronger light, and natural temperature shifts often encourage stronger foliage, larger bulbs, and more reliable flowering. But once...

Amaryllis mother bulb with offsets

Baby Bulbs: To Separate or Not? What To Do with...

Spring is an exciting time for amaryllis growers. As new leaves emerge and growth accelerates, you may notice small bulbs forming around the base of the main plant. These tiny...