Amarylia Blog

Fresh soil added to the top of an amaryllis pot

Soil Refresh: Top-Dressing — Refreshing the Soi...

Amaryllis plants are known for their spectacular bloom and bold presence indoors, but keeping them healthy requires proper soil care. While many gardeners believe repotting is necessary every year, the...

Red amaryllis flower illustrating the legend

The Legend of Amaryllis: A Romantic Story of Lo...

In the warm glow of ancient Mediterranean sunsets, long before modern gardens and greenhouses, stories were born to explain the beauty of the natural world. Among these timeless tales, the...

Small amaryllis bulb being restored

Recovering Weak Bulbs: How to Restore the Stren...

It can be alarming to notice that your amaryllis bulb has become smaller after blooming. However, amaryllis bulb shrinking is completely natural. During flowering, the bulb uses a large portion...

Amaryllis leaves with sun scorch

Spring Sunlight Safety

Amaryllis is widely known as a light-loving plant, but spring brings a surprising paradox. While increasing daylight supports recovery after flowering, the same sunlight can quickly become harmful when filtered...

Amaryllis pots placed outdoors in spring

Moving Amaryllis Outdoors: Spring Planting Guide

Many people think of amaryllis only as a festive winter houseplant, admired indoors during the holidays and then forgotten once the blooms fade. In reality, giving these bulbs time outdoors...

Fertilising amaryllis leaves in spring

Spring Fertilizing Tips for Stronger Bulbs

Spring is a decisive moment in the life cycle of amaryllis. Many growers relax their care routine once the flowers fade, assuming the show is over until next winter. In...