Amaryllis 'Dancing Queen'
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Dancing Queen Double Flowering Amaryllis - 1 Large Bulb
Winter can be a hard time for gardeners, but that is the great thing about amaryllis! They are exquisitely beautiful, producing huge blooms, each as big as your hand, and are also easy to grow indoors with just a few steps. The Amaryllis 'Dancing Queen' has extra large, flamboyant, double blooms with candy cane striped petals.
- Light: Full sun in a warm location until the bulb begins producing leaves, then move to bright indirect light.
- Blooms: 7-10 weeks after planting
- Mature Height: 20-24 inches
- Planting instructions: Plant indoors during the winter between October and December in well-draining, moderately moist soil. Plant your bulb in a pot at least six inches in size, or two inches larger in diameter than the size of the bulb.
- Additional Notes: Rotate the plant every day or two to prevent the stem from leaning toward the light. If the plant gets top-heavy, tie the stem to a bamboo stake for some extra added support.
- Attributes: Beautiful cut flowers.
Learn about growing Amaryllis on our blog and shop even more varieties of Amaryllis at our Garden Center!
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