Wax-Dipped Amaryllis Brings Stunning Fall Color to Any Home This Season
The Bronze Waxed Amaryllis Bulb with Sovereign Blooms is the perfect addition to your fall decor. Sourced sustainably from Peru and hand-dipped in bronze wax, this plant needs no care – all of the water and nutrients it needs for the season is encased in its wax shell. This Amaryllis is guaranteed to bloom within the first 8 weeks, when it reveals its stunning orange-red flowers perfect for the fall season and lasting much longer than a typical floral arrangement. It will thrive indoors as a beautiful centerpiece or addition to your fall decor setup.
Because they are as low-maintenance as they are beautiful, these gorgeous and unique bulbs make thoughtful gifts for loved ones and holiday celebrations. Even better, you can remove the wax shell after the last bloom of the season and plant the bulb in your garden or landscape for more lovely flowers next year!
If you’re looking to bring effortless beauty and care and gorgeous color to your home this fall season, look no further than the Bronze Waxed Amaryllis Bulb with Sovereign Blooms. Order yours today!
Planting & Care
1. Planting: Your waxed bulb will thrive in indirect sunlight. Place it in a well-lit room, but avoid direct sunlight. To help the stems grow straight, rotate the bulb every week. Keep in mind that each bulb grows at its own pace; some may take up to 8 weeks to start blooming. Once the last bloom has faded, you can remove the wax and plant your bulb either outside or in a planter with well-draining soil to enjoy more blooms next year.
2. Watering: Your waxed amaryllis bulb does not require watering. All the water and nutrients the bulb needs are contained within the wax shell.
3. Pruning: Remove dead flowers to encourage new growth.
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