Amaryllis, Ferrari

Get ready to elevate your home decor this holiday season with stunning amaryllis blooms! ‘Ferrari’ variety showcases stunning, velvety red flowers that will instantly enliven any living space. Amaryllis plants are low-maintenance and easy to cultivate, making them perfect for any skill level. Simply plant the bulb in your favorite holiday-themed pot and indulge in the vibrant indoor blossoms throughout the festive season. Brighten up your home and create a warm, inviting atmosphere with these captivating amaryllis blooms. Share the gift of indoor blooms this holiday season!

Enjoy beautiful amaryllis blooms year after year with proper care. After flowering, remove the flower stem just above the bulb and continue to water the plant regularly. Plant outdoors in the spring and fertilize throughout the summer. After the first frost, dig up your amaryllis bulb, gently brush off dirt/debris, and store it in a cool dark place for at least eight weeks. Then, repot the bulb, and a new cycle will begin.

Low maintenance
Easy to grow
Share the gift of indoor blooms this holiday season!

Plant Details +

Common Name	Amaryllis 'Ferrari'
Family	Hippeastrum
Height	20"
Spacing	5"
Hardiness	9-11
Exposure	Indirect sun
Foliage	5"
Flower	Red
Bloomtime	Winter to Early Spring

Planting/Care Instructions +

Planting Instructions: If you cannot plant the bulbs immediately after receiving them, store them in a cool, dark temperature between 40-50 degrees F. If sprouting has already occurred, it is best to plant bulb as soon as possible. 1. Start with the pot. You should use a sturdy pot that leaves 1 or 2 inches space between the pot and the bulb. Plant the bulb in good quality potting soil with approximately the top 1/3 of the bulb showing above the soil surface. Do not use a pot that is sharply tapered or very shallow because you want room for decent root growth. 2. Add water so the soil is moist, but not soggy. Do not over water. 3. Keep the Amaryllis in a warm location (70-75°), but not in direct sunlight. 4. Water on a regular basis throughout the flowering period. 5. After flowering, remove the flower stem just above the bulb and continue to water. Plant outdoors in the spring and fertilize throughout the summer. After first frost, dig bulb and store bareroot in a cool dark place for at least 8 weeks. Repot the bulb and a new cycle will begin.