Lush, Bright White Petals Brings Natural Beauty Indoors
Bring some vibrance indoors with the stunning White Alfresco Planted Amaryllis Bulb in Bamboo Planter! The bulbs come pre-planted in soil and with easy care and setup instructions, so you can display them within minutes after arrival.
Its bamboo container matches any household decor, and the large-sized blooms give any space a much-needed touch of color, life, and elegance. You can even gift this to somebody or keep it to display on a bathroom countertop, at your desk, or on bookshelves.
Plus, this low-maintenance plant can be repotted indoors or outdoors so you can enjoy the voluminous flowers for many seasons to come. All you have to do is water this upon arrival, and you’ve got yourself a live arrangement!
Just place the White Alfresco Planted Amaryllis Bulb in Bamboo Planter in indirect sunlight for it to thrive. Buy yours now!
Planting & Care
1. Planting: When your Alfresco Amaryllis Desktop Plant arrives, unpack it right away. Care cards are included for your reference.
Place the plant in a well-lit area, avoiding direct sunlight and drafts. Rotate the planter every few days to encourage straight growth. Once it blooms, keep it in a cool room with bright, indirect light at temperatures between 60 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Watering: When the soil feels dry to the touch, water the soil, not the bulb, with approximately ¼ cup per week. Once the first bloom appears, your amaryllis will require more frequent watering, up to 2-3 times per week.
3. Pruning: Remove dead flowers to encourage new growth.
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