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Cybister Amaryllis Emerald
Over the last decade, Cybister Amaryllis have become increasingly more popular. Originally hybridized in South America, Cybister Amaryllis have narrow, somewhat spidery flower petals that appear more species-like than their big saucer-shaped cousins. Emerald has greenish-white petals that are delicately etched with red striations (more so on the upper petals) and a luminous starburst green throat. Cybister Amaryllis need not be forced into dormancy, but can be grown as a year-round houseplant, flowering at will. Harvest bulb size: 24 cm. After harvest, the bulb may shrink a bit as it dries: it will plump up again once potted and hydrated. For complete storage, planting and care instructions, click Amaryllis Horticultural Tips below. This selection is for three bareroot bulbs to plant in your own pots.
Amaryllis are The Art & Soul of Winter.
Amaryllis Horticultural Tips
Amaryllis are The Art & Soul of Winter.
Amaryllis Horticultural Tips