A beautiful "old-timer" flower that amazes with their big soft pink blooms

Amaryllis Apple Blossom bulbs produce 18-24" stalks with 2-4 giant flowers per stem. Each bulb can produce 1 to 3 stalks of flowers per season.

» Can be planted outdoors in zones 9 and 11
» Plenty of sun, well drained soil and bottom heat are vital to kick start growth
» Blooms in Winter - Early Spring

• Plant amaryllis bulbs in a heavy 6-8" pot with well drained soil
• 1/3rd of the bulb should be above the soil line
• Water your amaryllis on a regular weekly basis making sure the soil is dry first
• Place amaryllis bulbs in a warm, sunny location (70-80 degrees F)
• Rotate the pot frequently as amaryllis bulbs will lean towards the light and can topple over

***POLICY***

Plants/Bulbs will be shipped bare root (does not include pot or soil).

If you receive your order and there is something wrong, please contact us before posting a bad review. We pack all of our healthy plants with care and we try our best to please our clients.

Please understand that you are reviewing our products vs USPS shipping service which is completely out of our control.

For claims, you must send pictures of your plant/bulb. If you have no evidence we will not try to resolve anything for you.

Please be realistic about your expectations. A blemish, small tear or hole on a leaf or a leaf falling off during shipping is all NORMAL. We do not promise perfect looking plants. Nature isn't perfect, but we try our best to get you the finest looking.

Please review every detail in the listing. If it says bulb or pseudobulb, that is the most important part that you will receive, leaves or stems attached is a bonus.

Please be AWARE of your weather conditions. We offer heat and cool packs for your convenience. We will not take responsibility for heat or cold weather damage to plants/bulbs.

Lastly, we are not responsible for the care given to the plant after you have received your healthy plant/bulb. Please research the care that should be given to maintain your plant happy and experiment since depending the area where you place your plant, the care varies. Google and YouTube have a lot of extra information.