Nymph Amaryllis Bulb

Name: Nymph Amaryllis Bulb
SKU: AM011304
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Double 'Nymph' Amaryllis' soft pink striping on snow white blooms are accentuated by its rose-like shape. This compact plant produces multiple, enormous blooms that open and sweep backwards, for a truly magnificent show! (Hippeastrum)

Zones	1 - 10
Advantages	Easy To Grow Good For Containers Good For Forcing
Light Requirements	Full Sun
Mature Plant Size	20-24" tall
Bloom Time	Winter: 6-12 weeks after planting.
Size	Bag of 1
SKU	AM011304

USDA Hardiness Planting Zones

To determine if a plant is sufficiently cold hardy, the USDA created numbered zones indicating winter low temperatures; the lower the zone number the colder the winter.

If the coldest winter temperature expected in your area is -15°F (zone 5) then any plants rated zones 3-5 will survive the winter temperatures in your area.
If you live in very warm winter areas (zones 9-11) plants with zones 3-4 ratings are not recommended. The lack of freezing winter temperatures do not provide a time for winter dormancy (rest).

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The incredible "Nymph" series is not just a group of new amaryllis hybrids-- it introduces a whole new flower shape to the double amaryllis parade! With high-piled rows of petals, many people think it looks like a huge rose, or perhaps a massive camelia. Others compare it to the gardenia. Whatever you think, you'll love them, and your friends will be amazed!

You can expect to see blooms in 6-12 weeks, after planting your Nymph amaryllis bulb.

Amaryllis How-To: Ever grown an amaryllis inside the house? It's a snap. There can be rain, cold and snow outside, but all you do is plant the bulb in a pot, water this "magic lily", and watch it zoom into growth. Eventually, enormous flowers begin to open - huge lily blooms up to 8" across! Each bulb produces one or two stems, with 3 or 4 flowers appearing on each stalk. These long-lasting blooms will provide a big show for over a month.

Planting Amaryllis: Choose a standard size flower pot, so the large bulb has approx. 1" around sides and at bottom. (These bulbs do not need much root space.) Use soil, or a mixture of soil, peat and perlite. (Do not use pine bark.) Place bulb so top inch or so of bulb sticks up out of the soil. Place the pot with your freshly-planted bulb on top of the refrigerator, radiator, or other spot that provides 'bottom heat' to encourage quicker sprouting.

Watering:Water sparingly until the sprout is well out of the bulb. Once sprout appears, water regularly, but do not overwater. Your amaryllis will grow quickly and produce its spectacular huge flowers. Remember to keep turning the pot regularly to make the stalk grow straight, as they have a tendency to grow and bend towards the light. Once in flower, it's best to keep plant out of direct sunlight to keep the blooms from fading. Simply remove each flower as it begins to pale. Your bulb will produce several flowers.

Aftercare: When all flowers are gone, cut off the tubular flower stems near the top of the bulb, leaving the foliage to continue growing. Water as usual and apply water-soluble fertilizer every four weeks. In spring, after danger of frost, sink the Amaryllis pot in the garden in a sunny place for the summer. Continue to fertilize. At the end of the summer, place the pot on its side and allow the soil to dry out. Cut off the dry leaves, and in about six weeks repot your bulb in fresh potting soil and start the growing cycle all over again.

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SKU	AM011304
Foliage	Long, slender, strap-shaped leaves.
Common Name	Amaryllis Nymph
Botanical Name	Hippeastrum Nymph
Flower Color	Pink, White
Flower Size	Up to 8" flowers
Bloom Time	Winter: 6-12 weeks after planting.
Light Requirements	Full Sun
Mature Height	20-24" tall
Advantages	Easy To Grow, Good For Containers, Good For Forcing
Item Package Size	Bag of 1
Bulb Size	34 cm
Ships As	Bulb, Rhizome, Tuber
Additional Information	Hardy in zones 9-11.
Zones	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Ideal Region	Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, West, Southwest, Pacific Northwest
Item Unit	Bulb
Planting Time	Fall, Winter
Planting Depth	Place bulb so top inch or so of bulb sticks up out of the soil.
Ships to Hawaii, Alaska & Canada	No

Planting & Care

Getting Started
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Choose a standard size flower pot, so the large bulb has approximately 1" around the sides and at the bottom (these bulbs do not need much root space). Amaryllis do not need specific soil, however we suggest using soil, or a mixture of soil, peat and perlite (do not use pine bark, as it may encourage rot). Place the bulb so the top inch or so of the shoulders sticks up out of the soil (see below)

Shoulders above soil
Amaryllis can get top-heavy when they bloom, so a sturdy pot is best

Watering

Water very sparingly until the sprout is well out of the bulb. When first planted, place the pot in a sunny , and add "bottom heat" if possible. Many people do this by placing the pot on a radiator. Once the sprout appears, water regularly, but do not overwater. Overwatering is the quickest way to kill amaryllis. Your amaryllis will grow quickly and produce its spectacular huge flowers with minimal care.

Remember to keep turning the pot regularly to make the stalk grow straight, as they have a tendency to grow toward the light. Once the bulb is flowing, it is best to keep the plant out of direct sunlight. Your bulb will produce several flowers on each stalk and most will grow two or three stalks. Remove each flower as it fades.

Amaryllis Outdoors (Zones 9 - 11)

Photo courtesy of Floridata.com

Since these bulbs are tropical (native to South America), they can be grown beautifully outdoors in very warm and frost-free zones. This means from southern Georgia down through Florida, south Texas, and much of the Pacific coast. Planting time in these areas is usually September or October, and if the bed is well-cared for, the bulbs will stay in the ground and flower for years. If you'd like to propagate your amaryllis, our friends at Floridata.com have good Instructions.

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Aftercare:

After winter bloom, if you want to rebloom your amaryllis, it's quite simple. When blooms fade, cut off the tubular flower stems near the top of the bulb, leaving the foliage to continue growing.

Water as usual and apply water-soluble fertilizer every four weeks. Once spring arrives and frost is past, sink the Amaryllis pot in the garden in a sunny place. Continue to fertilize. At the end of the summer when frost threatens, simply pull the pot out of the ground, wash it out, and take it inside, and allow it to dry out completely in a warm dry place like a utility room. Once the leaves are dead and the bulb dry (usually 5 to 6 weeks), the bulb is ready for repotting. Simply cut off the dry leaves, and repot your bulb in fresh potting soil and start the growing cycle again.

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USDA Hardiness Planting Zones

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