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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Tarantula

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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Tarantula is an exotic and distinctive variety of amaryllis with narrow, curved petals resembling spider legs, which is how it got its name. The flowers are white and green with a slight sheen, and their unusual shape adds dynamism and energy to any floral arrangement.

This variety looks particularly impressive in modern interiors and designer arrangements. It blooms in winter or early spring, is easy to grow indoors, and does not require complex care. Tarantula is an excellent choice for those looking for something unusual and stylish for a winter flower garden or as an original gift.

Specs & details

Bulb size 30/32 cm

Flower colour Multicolour

Plant height 45-60 cm

Flower size 15-20 cm

Flower type Single

Suitable for Pots, containers

Grown in Netherlands

Blooms 7–10 weeks after planting

Guarantee 100% flowering guarantee

How to Plant?

Guide and tips for planting amaryllis (Hippeastrum) bulbs

Choose a pot that is at least 4 cm wider than the bulb and has drainage holes in the bottom.
Fill the pot with well-draining soil, leaving about 2 cm of space at the top.
Place the bulb in the centre of the pot, with the pointed end facing up.
Cover the bulb with soil, leaving the top one-third of the bulb exposed.
Water once until the soil is evenly moist, then keep it only slightly moist until the first shoot appears.
Place the pot in a warm, bright location with indirect sunlight.
As the plant grows, support the stalk with a stake if needed.
After the flowers have faded, cut the stem off at the base and keep the leaves growing. See our Planting and Care guide for reblooming.