Cultivation methods and precautions of Amaryllis

1. Soil

To grow amaryllis, you need to use loose and fertile sandy soil. There should be no stagnant water in the soil. You can mix it with rotted manure, leaf mold and sandy soil.

2. Temperature

It likes a warm environment. The temperature can be slightly cooler in summer, generally 18-22℃ is appropriate. In winter, amaryllis is in a dormant period, and its breeding environment is best to be cool and dry, and the temperature cannot be lower than 5℃.

3. Lighting

Amaryllis likes sunlight, so it is best to place it in a well-ventilated, bright and sunny place. Avoid prolonged exposure to strong sunlight in summer.

4. Watering

When watering amaryllis, make sure to water it thoroughly, but do not allow water to accumulate. Keep the soil slightly moist at all times. If you water too much, take drainage measures to prevent rot due to water accumulation.

5. Pruning

Amaryllis grows very fast and its leaves are very dense, so it is necessary to cut off the dead and diseased leaves in time to help the healthy leaves grow better.

6. Notes

If you want Amaryllis to grow better, you must do a good job of disease and pest control. You can spray some pesticides every month. It is best not to spray at noon to avoid pesticide damage. You can choose to do it in the morning and afternoon on sunny days.