Aaron Kim
Jul 3, 2026
Planted these in a patio container and the double flowers looked gorgeous.
Get it between Wednesday, September 23rd and Thursday, October 1st.
Double-Flowered Amaryllis bulbs produce stunning, layered blooms in vibrant colors like red, white, and pink. These easy-to-grow bulbs are perfect for indoor pots, garden borders, or patio containers, offering long-lasting elegance for any space. Each bulb yields 2–4 large flowers within 6–8 weeks of planting, making them a rewarding choice for gardeners of all skill levels.

Choose your quantity based on the size of your display. A pack of 3 bulbs works well for a single pot or small arrangement, while 10 or 20 bulbs create a dramatic garden border or multiple container displays. For color, select 'Mixed Colors' to enjoy a beautiful variety, or pick a specific shade like Red, White, or Pink for a cohesive look.

Plant bulbs in fall or early winter for blooms during the holiday season. Use well-draining soil and a container with drainage holes. Place the bulb with the pointed end up, covering the lower half with soil. Water lightly after planting, then increase watering once growth appears. Provide bright, indirect light indoors or full sun to partial shade outdoors. After flowering, cut the spent flower stalk but allow the leaves to continue growing to store energy for the next season. Reduce watering and let the bulb go dormant to encourage re-blooming.
Blooms typically appear 6–8 weeks after planting.
Each bulb produces an average of 2–4 large, double flowers.
Yes, they thrive indoors in bright, indirect light and make excellent holiday decorations.
Use well-draining soil, plant the bulb with the pointed end up, and water sparingly until growth appears. They prefer bright light and moderate temperatures.
The flowers last for several weeks, especially if kept in a cool spot away from direct heat.


