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Amaryllis Dutch 'Carmen'

Amaryllis

Jumbo Dutch Amaryllis bulbs produce 2-3 stalks with 4 giant flowers per stem

  • »  These magnificent indoor flowers bloom 8-12 weeks after planting
  • »  Can be planted outdoors in zones 9 and 10
  • »  Plenty of sun, well drained soil and bottom heat are vital to kick start growth
  • »  Blooms in Winter - Early Spring

Description Price
Bin Display Box of 8 Bulbs, Size 38+ (XXL) $92.80
Bin Display Box of 10 Bulbs, Size 36/38 $108.50
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When should I plant Amaryllis Dutch 'Carmen'?
Fall Planting Schedule
Growing and Maintenance Tips for Amaryllis Dutch 'Carmen'

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 sparingly until the bulbs produce 2" of growth
Place amaryllis bulbs in a warm, sunny location (70-80 degrees F)
Provide bottom heat to kick start growth
Rotate the pot frequently as amaryllis bulbs will lean towards the light and can topple over

Additional Information
Height 20-25 Inches
Hardiness Zone 9-11
Color Red
Detailed Description for Amaryllis Dutch 'Carmen'

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