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Hippeastrum

Amaryllis

bulb
Regular price €9,95 EUR
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WaterLow
Mature size30cm high
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Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) Mixed Selection – Flower Bulb 30/32cm

Hippeastrum hybrids – Mixed Selection

Supplied as one dormant flower bulb | Bulb circumference: 30–32cm

Plant Highlights: Large, trumpet-shaped flowers • Beautiful mixed flower colours • Impressive upright flowering stems • Ideal for bright indoor spaces • A rewarding winter flowering bulb

Overview

Hippeastrum, commonly sold as Amaryllis, is a spectacular indoor flowering bulb known for its tall stems and large, trumpet-shaped blooms. This mixed selection offers a range of flower colours, which may include deep red, pink, peach, white and other shades, with individual flowers sometimes reaching approximately 20cm across. Each substantial bulb stores the energy needed to produce its impressive floral display, bringing welcome colour indoors during the colder months.

Supplied as a premium 30–32cm circumference bulb, this Hippeastrum is ready to pot and grow in a warm, bright indoor position. Flowering stems typically reach around 45–60cm, creating an eye-catching display on a table, windowsill or indoor plant stand. With suitable warmth, light and watering, flowers generally develop within approximately 6–8 weeks of planting, although timing varies with bulb condition and growing temperatures.

Why We Love It

  • Impressive flower size: The large, trumpet-shaped blooms create a dramatic display from a single bulb.

  • A lovely seasonal surprise: The mixed selection offers different flower colours and patterns, making each bulb an individual feature.

  • Enjoyable to grow: Watching the thick flowering stem emerge and develop into a cluster of blooms is part of the appeal.

  • Excellent for winter displays: Brings fresh floral colour into the home when outdoor flowering plants are less abundant.

  • A thoughtful gardening gift: A substantial flowering bulb makes an enjoyable present for someone who appreciates growing plants indoors.

Plant Details

Attribute Information
Botanical Name Hippeastrum hybrids
Common Name Amaryllis, Hippeastrum
Plant Type Tender, bulbous perennial grown indoors
Supplied Format Dormant flowering bulb
Bulb Size 30–32cm circumference
Flower Colour Mixed selection; colours and markings vary
Flower Form Large, trumpet-shaped blooms, sometimes with contrasting markings
Flower Size Can reach approximately 20cm across, depending on variety
Foliage Long, strap-shaped green leaves, often developing alongside or after the flowers
Flowering Period Usually winter to spring indoors, depending on planting time
Time to Flower Often approximately 6–8 weeks after planting in suitable conditions
Typical Flowering Height Approximately 45–60cm, varying by hybrid and growing conditions
Growth Habit Upright flowering stems emerging from a large bulb
Light Bright natural light; protect from intense direct sun
Compost Free-draining indoor potting compost
Watering Sparingly at first, increasing as active growth develops
Temperature Warm indoor conditions, ideally around 18–22°C during active growth
Hardiness Frost-tender; protect from freezing temperatures
Dormancy Bulb may enter a resting period between growing and flowering cycles

Growing Guide

Light and Indoor Position

Place the newly planted bulb in a bright, warm indoor position with plenty of natural light. A bright windowsill or a table close to a window is suitable, provided the plant is protected from intense midday sunshine through glass.

Good light encourages strong, upright growth. Rotate the pot occasionally as the flowering stem develops to prevent it leaning excessively towards the window.

Keep away from cold draughts, radiators and sudden temperature changes.

Planting the Bulb

Choose a sturdy pot with drainage holes, ideally only slightly wider than the bulb. A close-fitting container helps support the developing flowering stems.

Fill the pot with fresh, free-draining indoor compost and position the bulb with its roots facing downwards.

Leave the upper half of the bulb exposed above the compost surface. The bulb's neck and growing point should remain clear rather than being buried.

Firm the compost gently around the lower portion of the bulb and water lightly to settle it.

Watering

Water sparingly immediately after planting, keeping the compost only lightly moist while the bulb begins to develop roots and shoots.

Once active growth is visible, water more thoroughly whenever the upper compost begins to dry. Allow excess water to drain away and avoid leaving the pot standing in water.

Do not pour water directly into the exposed bulb neck, as trapped moisture can encourage rot.

As flowering finishes and foliage continues growing, maintain moderate watering while the leaves remain healthy and active.

Compost and Drainage

Use a quality, free-draining indoor potting compost. A loam-based houseplant compost with added perlite or horticultural grit can provide both stability and drainage.

Hippeastrum bulbs dislike persistently wet conditions, especially before active growth begins. Always use a pot with drainage holes and empty any excess water from decorative outer pots or saucers.

Temperature and Winter Care

Hippeastrum is a tender bulb and should be grown indoors in Ireland during its active winter flowering period.

Temperatures around 18–22°C encourage steady development after planting. Once flowers open, a slightly cooler bright position can help them remain attractive for longer.

Protect the bulb from frost and avoid placing it against very cold window glass during winter.

Feeding and Routine Care

The bulb contains stored nutrients to support its initial flowering display, so feeding is not essential immediately after planting.

Once leaves are actively growing, apply a balanced liquid houseplant fertiliser at the manufacturer's recommended dilution to support the bulb's future growth.

Tall flower stems may occasionally require a discreet support, particularly when carrying several large blooms.

Remove individual flowers as they fade. Once the entire flower stem has finished, cut it back carefully while leaving healthy green leaves in place.

After Flowering and Reblooming

Hippeastrum bulbs can be kept and grown again after their initial display.

Continue providing bright light, moderate watering and occasional feeding while the foliage remains green. The leaves help replenish the bulb's energy reserves for future flowering.

As growth naturally slows, watering can be reduced. Some bulbs enter a pronounced dormant period, while others retain leaves for longer.

A resting period with reduced watering may help encourage a later flowering cycle, but reblooming depends on the bulb's condition, stored energy and growing conditions. Flowering the following year is not guaranteed.

Perfect For

  • Winter indoor displays: Large flowers bring seasonal colour to bright living rooms and sheltered indoor spaces.

  • Bright windowsills: The upright flowering stems create a colourful feature where good natural light is available.

  • Indoor plant gifts: An enjoyable bulb for gardeners who like watching plants develop from planting to flowering.

  • Seasonal table arrangements: A flowering Hippeastrum makes an attractive centrepiece when grown in a stable decorative container.

  • Bright conservatories: Suitable where temperatures remain warm enough and the bulb is protected from frost and excessive direct sunlight.

Good to Know

This is a mixed Hippeastrum selection, so flower colour, markings, flower number and final flowering height may vary between individual bulbs. The exact colour cannot be guaranteed from the assortment.

The 30/32cm measurement refers to the circumference of the supplied bulb, not the height of the plant. Flowering stems typically develop to approximately 45–60cm, although individual hybrids may differ.

Hippeastrum is commonly called Amaryllis in shops, but it belongs to the botanical genus Hippeastrum, which is distinct from the true Amaryllis genus.

Product Information

  • Product: Hippeastrum (Amaryllis) Mixed Selection

  • Botanical Identity: Hippeastrum hybrids

  • Selection: Mixed colours; no individual cultivar specified

  • Bulb Circumference: 30–32cm

  • Supplied Format: One loose flower bulb

  • Product Barcode / SKU: 8713469691369

Indoor growing & care

Plant type
bulbous
Watering
low
Mature size
30cm high
Flowering
White· Orange· Red· Pink· Green· Multicolour

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