Caring for amaryllis

Amaryllis bulbs have beautiful flowers. Out of all the flowering bulbs you could plant in your garden, amaryllis flowers are one of the easier to take care of. Amaryllis can be planted indoors or outdoors,

If you’ve received a waxed amaryllis bulb this year, you might be wondering what they’re all about. In this guide on caring for a waxed amaryllis, I’ve shared tons of useful tips about what they are, why they’re coated, and how they grow. You’ll discover why they’re sometimes referred to as waterless amaryllis, and what steps you’ll need to take to enjoy the gorgeous blooms. I’ve also shared what you can do when the flowers are spent and how you can save the bulbs and enjoy them for more…

Are you looking for something easy to grow indoors that flowers? Here is everything you need to know about Christmas amaryllis care.

Learn all about amaryllis dormancy: when and how to prepare it, tips to care for it during its rest period, and how to revive it afterward.

Keeping an amaryllis bulb after flowering is easy. Follow these detailed steps for what to do with it once the blooms have faded and died.

Caring for your amaryllis after the blooming period to ensure years of flowers! #amaryllis #Blooms

Here are tips and instructions for amaryllis care, along with the information needed to tell the difference between hippeastrum and amaryllis species.

Reblooming amaryllis bulbs is easy once you know how. Follow these detailed steps to get your Hippeastrum to flower again year after year.

Amaryllis bulbs are a popular Christmas gift and with the proper care, you can have a beautiful winter/early spring blooming bulb for many years.