Amaryllis Naranja is a beautiful gorgeous plant with bright, fire-engine red-colored flowers that bring life and color to the surroundings. Its big, trumpet-shaped flowers make the gorgeous plant a sight in gardens and homes. With simple growth and maintenance, Amaryllis Naranja amazes gardeners with its gorgeous bloom every year.

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

Choosing a good bulb is the key to successful blooming. Choose firm, compact bulbs that are mold-free, rot-free, and intact. The bigger bulb will produce more flowers and the flower effect will be more diverse. When buying at a garden center or through the internet, choose recent shipments and from good sources for maximum effect.

Another exotic variety to try is Amaryllis Mystica

To give the best growth, plant the Amaryllis Naranja bulb in well-draining potting soil. Plant it in a pot with holes at the bottom to avoid waterlogged soil and root rot. Plant the bulb in such a way that the top third of the bulb remains above the soil. Position the pot in a light location with indirect sun. The temperature must be perfect at 65–75°F (18–24°C) for the development of a strong stem and flower.

Success relies on having a well-watered Amaryllis. Water sparingly at first to allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. After the flowering stem starts to come, avoid watering from the top only water on the oil when it’s fully dry.

To promote healthy blooming, feed a balanced liquid fertilizer every two to three weeks while growing. Keep feeding until blooming to replace storage in the bulb for next year’s bloom.

As the Amaryllis Naranja grows, additional support can be provided to the flower stems when they become tall. To support them in case the stems are weak and sagging, drive in a stake. This holds the flowers upright and from being damaged, giving a beautiful sight.

When the flowers are done, trim the flower stem at the base but not the leaves. Leaves must be saved to nourish the next flowering phase. Keep on feeding and watering until the leaves turn yellowish and start wilting naturally.

To enjoy another flowering period, let the bulb rest. Slowly decrease watering and place the bulb in a cool, dry spot for a duration of some eight to ten weeks. Once the resting time has passed, plant it again in new soil and again water it. If you take good care, the Amaryllis Naranja will continue to give you another beautiful flowering period.

Amaryllis Naranja is colorful, rich, and elegant. The sole maintenance required is to leave the flower undisturbed since the beautiful flower will return every year, filling your space with joy and energy.

With just the following of these care tips, you are now able to enjoy the amazing beauty of Amaryllis Naranja and keep it in its general long-term well-being. You are either a beginner in gardening or a seasoned expert, so this flower is a great and worthwhile choice.