Amaryllis Ice Queen is a style-high bloom with a rich heritage for having clean white blooms and a dazzling presence. With its trumpet-shaped, bright blooms, it captures the look of newly fallen snow, a winter pleasure. Pot-planted in a home or garden, this stunning variety brings polish and awe to whatever room.

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

Giving your Amaryllis Ice Queen a good environment is the secret to its success. Start by planting the bulb on well-draining soil. Place the plant in a bright spot but with indirect light, as the direct sun bleaches the petals 28-35C temperature is the ideal temperature for best development. Keeping the plant indoors in a constant setting ensures long-lasting and beautiful blossoms. Other exotic variety Amaryllis hercules

Amaryllis Ice Queen has to be adequately watered. Water the plant sparingly during planting season while planting the bulb and allow soil to slightly dry between waters. Once the stem has developed, water frequently, giving the soil moisture without wetness. The plant cannot be overwatered to avert root rot.

To promote good growth and larger flowers, fertilize the plant with a balanced liquid fertilizer in equal amounts every two or three weeks as it is growing. When flowers begin to drop, reduce feeding and watering so that the bulb can rest.

Support the long Amaryllis Ice Queen stems as they develop. Support or tie with a more ornamental support if the flower stem becomes too heavy. This is to prevent bending or breaking of the stem because of the weight of the large blooms.

When the blooms wilt, already it is time to correctly care for the bulb so flowers would come back some other time in the future. Trim the flower stems at base but not the leaves. Leaves store energy for the bulb’s subsequent flowering task. Water and fertilize the plant every now and then until the leaves turn yellow, which will signal that it is now dormant.

Once the leaves wilt, reduce watering and put the bulb into an eight- to ten-week dormant period in a cold, dry place. That is for blooming time next year. Replant the bulb in fresh dirt from dormancy and continue to water to have new shoots come up.

The Ice Queen Amaryllis is not only a beautiful flower, but a flower of loveliness and strength. With white, glossy petals, the plant provides an amazing contrast to winter’s cold colors, the warmth and beauty being introduced into any room it is placed in. With proper maintenance, the beautiful bloom will year after year bloom again, filling the senses with joy and beauty regardless of the season.

By using these easy care tips, you can appreciate the stunning beauty of the Amaryllis Ice Queen and keep it as a long-lasting, healthy flower. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this lovely flower is a perfect option for any home or garden.