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Green Apple -Pack of 1 bulb

800.00

The Green Apple amaryllis bulb (often synonymous with the popular ‘Apple Blossom’ cultivar) is a classic flowering perennial prized for its large, trumpet-shaped blooms that emerge in winter or early spring. It typically features soft white petals delicately brushed with rosy-pink streaks and a signature lime-green throat

  • “Green Apple” Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) is a captivating, popular, and large-flowering variety known for its refreshing lime-green and white coloring. It is highly regarded for its ability to bring a contemporary, spring-like feel to homes during the winter holiday season.
    Here is a detailed guide to the “Green Apple” (sometimes called “Green Valley” or “Lemon Star”) Amaryllis:
    Characteristics
    • Appearance: The flowers are trumpet-shaped, featuring wide, overlapping petals that are a creamy white to pale green, with a distinct, deeper lime-green throat.
    • Size: It is a large-flowering variety, with blooms typically reaching 15–20 cm (6–8 inches) in diameter.
    • Structure: Each sturdy stem (scape) usually produces 2–4 large flowers.
    • Height: The plant grows to a height of 45–60 cm (18–24 inches).
    • Bloom Time: Generally blooms 6–10 weeks after planting, often in the winter to early spring.
    Care Instructions
    “Green Apple” Amaryllis is relatively easy to grow and thrives as an indoor plant.
    • Light: Prefers bright, indirect light to maintain its color and prevent the stem from becoming weak.
    • Watering: Water sparingly until the stem appears. Once growing, keep the soil moderately moist but not waterlogged to prevent root rot.
    • Soil: Requires well-draining soil, such as a mix of potting soil with added perlite.
    • Planting: Plant the bulb with the top third exposed above the soil surface.
    • Aftercare: To ensure it reblooms, cut off faded flowers, keep the foliage intact, and continue watering until the leaves turn yellow. Allow the bulb to go dormant in a cool, dry place for 8–10 weeks.
    Uses
    • Interior Decoration: Its unique pastel-green color makes it a favorite for modern holiday decor.
    • Gifting: Often sold as pre-potted bulbs or in gift kits.
    • Cut Flowers: The long, sturdy stems make it excellent for vase arrangements.
    Note: All parts of the Amaryllis plant are toxic to pets (cats, dogs) and humans if ingested.
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