Amaryllis White (1 bulb) - gift box Reviews

3.7 Rating 3 Reviews

Amaryllis White - Gift BoxAmaryllis Bulb 24/26 White (1 Bulb) in a Christmas gift box. Working with our suppliers we have brought you the best available bulb for your Christmas Bloom Plant your amaryllis bulbs between six and eight weeks before you’d like them to bloom. Using a pot only a little bigger than the bulb, cover two thirds of the bulb with general purpose compost, leaving the upper third uncovered. Water your Amaryllis from the top, keeping the soil continually moist but not so wet that water collects in the saucer. Feed every 10 days once in bloom with a standard liquid feed. Turn the pot occasionally, as the flowers will grow towards the light. Keep them in a bright, warm, sunny place, ideally at about 20°C, free from draughts of an open window. A shelf above a radiator is ideal.

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“Not happy. Bought 2 .One was lovely with 6 flowers and no leaves . One was lots of leaves ,looked like a large leek”

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Posted 2 years ago

“These are great. Most importantly they last at least 3 years - still going strong.. Very good and great value. Above all, they are durable and remain ‘bright’. Which is unusual in my experience at this price.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Spectacular lilies for Christmas and beyond. I bought 1red 1pink and 1white. I could immediately see 2 were already pushing up a flower bud. The white one has taken a little longer to respond than the others. With Amaryllis one needs to "bring on' the bulb out of its dormant stage. I do this by dangling the roots in water but making sure the bulb stays dry. I use empty jam jars and chunky glasses to do this (making sure the water will be shielded from the sun's rays). I keep mine from year to year and start them up again in November, so they are very good value for money. They give a lovely show over Christmas and the New year”

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Posted 3 years ago