Green Valley Amaryllis is a stunning flower that has pale-green soft tender-looking petals and has a pale green, trumpet-like appearance. Green Valley contrasts other pink or red amaryllis blossoms by being impeccably colored and pale-green in color. Amaryllis Valley is prized by gardeners and plant growers because its pretty, plain look is offset with its gentle color and lack of commonness as a garden bloomer.

Number of Bulbs	1
Sowing month	Feb to Oct
Sowing temperature	25-45C
Blooming month	Spring
Sun	Full Sun

Besides being pretty, Amaryllis Green Valley is also symbolic. It represents rebirth, balance, and harmony.  It also represents rebirth and growth, and that life is another opportunity to bloom regardless of what stage of it.

Just as with any amaryllis,starts small, as a bulb. Grown, it’s a lovely bloom, reminding us to be patient and persistent. It’s the process not at all different than our own lives—smaller starts, getting past obstacles, and coming forth to discover ones self thriving. To grow an amaryllis is such a rewarding task, providing for us a tangible reminder of the persistence and tenacity. Other variety to try is amaryllis red velvet

Green Valley Amaryllis is a flower that is so versatile that one may use it to decorate any room of the home at any season of the year. It generally blooms in Feb march and its a summer bulbs. When grown in a garden setting or utilized in an interior setting, it adds elegance and calmness to its surroundings.

It is easy and gratifying to care for an Amaryllis. Begin by planting the bulb in good-draining potting mix and giving it loads of indirect light. Give it moderate watering initially and increasing amounts as the leaf and stem develop. Put it where filtered sun enters after it has completed blooming, but not in line with heater vents. Once flowers have fallen off, keep on watering and feeding the bulb to coax again next year. Carefully cared for, the amaryllis will bloom stunningly year after year.