Amaryllis Minerva Tender Bulb Ideal as an Indoor Plant or Gift Deep Red and White Stripes Trumpet Shaped Flower Heads Ideal for Windowsills or Conservatories 1 x Amaryllis Bulb by Thompson and Morgan

• T&M Promise: Guaranteed to flower in the first year!
• Amaryllis 'Minerva' produces large, bright red and pure white blooms with a striking star pattern and is loved for its indoor showy display to kit out your windowsills or in conservatories.
• Want flowers in spring, summer, autumn or winter? You can choose when you want these bulbs to flower! They bloom 10 - 12 weeks after planting, so keep them cool and dry until you decide to plant them, whether you plant them now or late they are sure to provide a brilliant display.
• 1 x Bulbs.

An absolutely stunning amaryllis with large, bright red and pure white blooms with a striking star pattern. Amaryllis 'Minerva' is loved for its indoor showy display and its versatility - you can choose when you want them to flower! These bulbs should bloom 10 - 12 weeks after planting, so keep bulbs cool and dry until you decide to plant them, whether it be winter, early spring or summer. If planting in a container, use John Innes No.2 and place in a bright, warm position in full sun. Plant amaryllis bulbs so that the shoulders of the bulb protrude above ground level. Water only sparingly until the stems appear.Gradually increase watering as the stems develop, and feed amaryllis plants regularly during active growth. After flowering, deadhead the faded blooms and cut away the old stems from their base, leaving the foliage intact. Continue to feed and water amaryllis bulbs until the leaves begin to yellow and die back and the bulb enters its dormant period. Product Specifications: Position: Full sun Height: Up to 45cm Spread: Up to 30cm Supplied as 1 x Amaryllis 'Minerva' Bulb Delivered with growing and care instructions. Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).