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Amaryllis Spider Collection
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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) La Paz
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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Juniper
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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Evergreen
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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Tango
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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Quito
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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Emerald
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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Rose Cybister
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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Wild Dance
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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Chico
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Collection: Amaryllis Spider Collection
Spider Amaryllis – Exotic Elegance with Whirlwind Petals
The Spider amaryllis is a bold and exotic variety of Hippeastrum, prized for its narrow, curling petals and starburst-like shape. Unlike traditional amaryllis blooms, the Spider series showcases a dramatic, sculptural form that adds movement, texture, and personality to indoor displays. These large-flowered amaryllis varieties are perfect for those seeking something striking and out of the ordinary — ideal for modern arrangements, artistic centerpieces, or collectors who love unique floral forms.
What Is Spider Amaryllis and Why Is It Unique?
The Spider amaryllis belongs to a specialized group of Hippeastrum hybrids bred for their long, slender petals and airy structure. Sometimes referred to as “cybister” amaryllis, these plants produce delicate yet eye-catching trumpet-shaped blooms with fine, curling edges that resemble spider legs — hence the name. With bright shades of red, green, burgundy, and even striped combinations, the Spider amaryllis flower makes a powerful visual statement while still offering the low-maintenance benefits of all amaryllis types.
How Big Do Spider Amaryllis Blooms Get?
Each Spider amaryllis bulb typically sends up 1–2 sturdy stems, each supporting 4 to 5 flowers. The blooms themselves span about 5 to 8 inches across, but their narrow, reflexed petals make them appear even larger and more dynamic. Stems can grow 14 to 18 inches tall, depending on the variety and growing conditions. This big-bloom amaryllis is ideal for both tabletop décor and taller indoor arrangements, thanks to its dramatic presence and refined shape.
How to Grow Spider Amaryllis Indoors
Growing Spider amaryllis bulbs is easy, even if you’re new to flowering bulbs. Plant the bulb in a pot with well-draining soil, leaving about one-third exposed above the surface. Place in a warm, bright location, and water sparingly until growth begins. Once stems appear, increase watering slightly. These easy-care amaryllis bulbs typically bloom within 6–8 weeks and thrive with minimal attention, making them a top choice for striking indoor displays.
When Should You Plant Spider Amaryllis for Blooms?
For winter or holiday flowering, plant Spider amaryllis in October or early November. For early spring blooms, plant between January and February. These indoor flowering bulbs are flexible and rewarding, offering blooms timed to your seasonal décor needs.
Buy Spider amaryllis at Amarylia — a stunning twist on traditional holiday blooms with exotic form and effortless beauty.
At Amarylia, we offer premium Spider amaryllis for sale, hand-selected for strong growth, bold colors, and sculptural elegance. Whether you’re creating a dramatic floral design or gifting a flower lover something unique, Spider amaryllis bulbs bring wild sophistication to every setting.
Why choose us?
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European 100% quality guarantee
Our goal is to provide all our customers with the highest quality plants that are thoroughly tested before they get into your hands. Plants are always shipped to you at the right time for planting.
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The largest assortment
Do you want to be the first to have the most famous varieties or rare novelties? We offer you the largest selection of Amaryllis on the market - 400 varieties. Here you can find your favorite flowers very quickly.
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World class bulbs
We are an exclusive partner of the best Dutch suppliers, some of whom have the title of “royal supplier”. That is why we are able to purchase all plants directly from the best breeders.
Common Questions
When to plant amaryllis bulbs?
Amaryllis bulbs are versatile and can be planted indoors from late autumn through early spring, depending on when you want to enjoy their spectacular blooms. If your goal is festive holiday flowers, the best approach is to plant your amaryllis bulbs 6–8 weeks in advance. This timing allows the bulbs to establish strong roots, develop healthy leaves, and produce tall, sturdy stems topped with vibrant, eye-catching flowers.
For gardeners in warmer climates (zones 8–11), amaryllis bulbs can also be planted outdoors in spring once the danger of frost has passed. Outdoors, they thrive in well-drained soil and a sunny location, where they can gradually naturalize and return year after year with proper care.
How to plant amaryllis bulbs?
Plant amaryllis bulbs in well-drained soil, keeping the top third of the bulb above the surface. If you’re growing amaryllis indoors, choose a snug pot and water sparingly until the first signs of growth appear. A warm, bright location will help the stems grow strong and produce spectacular blooms.
Depending on your taste, you can select from elegant Galaxy Amaryllis with their large, classic flowers, or the more compact Sonata Amaryllis, perfect for smaller pots and windowsills. Those who love unusual forms often choose Spider Amaryllis with their exotic, star-like petals, while festive décor lovers admire the convenient WAX Amaryllis, which blooms beautifully without soil or watering.
How long does an amaryllis take to bloom?
Typically, amaryllis blooms 6–10 weeks after planting, depending on the variety, temperature, and growing conditions. Some bulbs may bloom sooner or produce multiple stalks over time.
How to care for an amaryllis after it blooms?
After flowering, remove faded blooms but leave the foliage intact. Keep watering and feeding the plant so it can recharge the bulb. Once the leaves begin to yellow naturally, reduce watering and let the bulb rest for 8–10 weeks before replanting.
Delivery – Amaryllis Collection
We ship premium amaryllis bulbs at the perfect time for planting, whether for indoor forcing or garden display. All bulbs are carefully selected and packed to ensure healthy blooms. Detailed growing instructions are included with every order.