How to cultivate Amaryllis

1. Soil

The flower soil needed by the plants must be airy and have good drainage to ensure that there is no stagnant water in the soil. You can use some leaf mold, garden soil, and some sandy soil for cultivation.

2. Temperature

The suitable growth temperature for the plant is around 20 degrees. Place it in a warmer location, but cool the plant down during the high temperatures in summer. In winter, the plant enters a period of growth stagnation and the temperature cannot be lower than 10 degrees.

3. Lighting

The plant can receive sufficient sunlight and can be placed in a well-ventilated place. In summer, the plants need to be shaded, otherwise they will be sunburned by the scorching sun.

4. Watering

When watering the plant, be sure to water it thoroughly at one time. Do not water it at will, and do not let water accumulate in the pot. You can keep the soil slightly moist.

5. Pruning

If the plant grows too well and the leaves grow too densely, you need to prune the plant appropriately, and you can also trim off some messy leaves and branches.