Amaryllis Picasso is a rare Holland imported remains available during February and March. This variety has a Red picotee border, and very easy-to-grow and almost carefree plant . Amaryllis Picasso will provide you with large, trumpet-shaped flowers that light up your home or garden year in and year out. Another exotic variety to try amaryllis naranja

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

To produce a marvelous bloom, start with a superior water-storing bulb. Choose a compact, firm one that lacks any sign of mold, softness, or damage. Larger bulbs will provide more flower stalks to make it more dramatic and fuller in appearance. When purchasing, choose bulbs from reputable sources for freshness and quality.

For maximum growth, plant Amaryllis Picasso bulb in well-draining potting soil. Utilizing a holey pot will prevent water formation at the bottom since this could cause root rot. Place the bottom of the bulb under the soil and keep the top third uncovered. Place the pot in a warm, bright, indirect light location. The growth temperature should be 65–75°F (18–24°C) for robust stems and healthy blooms. Watering and Fertilizing

The more water, the happier the Amaryllis. Water with care to start, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings. As the stem begins to develop, continue to increase watering gradually to keep the soil in an even moist but never wet condition. Too much water will rot the bulb, so always give it good drainage.

To encourage good flowering, the plant must be fertilized with an equally formulated liquid fertilizer every two to three weeks during growth. Fertilizing after flowering as well will allow the bulb to store energy for use in future development.

As the Amaryllis Picasso develops, its long-flowering stalks can require additional staking. If the stems start to topple it over, insert a support stake so that they won’t knock the plant over.

When the flowers drop, cut the flower stem at the base but not through the green leaves. The leaves retain reserve energy for the next flowering period. Water and fertilize as usual until the leaves turn yellow and fall off naturally.

To make a second bloom, let the bulb rest. Reduce watering and put the bulb in a cool, dry place for eight to ten weeks. After resting, replant it in fresh soil and watering begins again. Amaryllis Picasso will produce new growth and a second set of stunning flowers with proper care.

Amaryllis Picasso is indeed a work of art where flowers with red-and-white, photograph-like appearing petals boldly make an impression. Indoors or outdoors, the spectacular bloom brings the essence of beauty and warmth to whichever space. Since minimal care is needed, the remarkable flower would repeat its flowering cycle every year, shedding elegance and grandeur to your living area.

By following these simple care techniques, you will be able to take full advantage of the dramatic appearance of the Amaryllis Picasso and induce its long-term health and vitality. Beginning gardener or veteran gardener, this beautiful bloom is a pleasure and satisfying choice.