This distinguishing Symphony variety is extremely attractive. Amaryllis Double Six consists of lively flowers which are a signal red colour. Family: AmaryllidaceaeCommon name: amaryllis, Christmas flower Sun exposure: Full sun and semi-shadePlanting time: September – January Flowering time: October – FebruaryActive growth: September – AprilDormant: May – AugustLifting time: JuneType: True bulbMature height: 40cmPlanting depth: Plant with the neck above the soilPlant spacing: 10cm apartWatering: After planting, water and then wait 10 days for the roots to stabilise. Thereafter, water every 3-4 days when planted in the ground for 10 minutes. If you have planted them in containers, water every 2-3 days, until water runs out from the bottom of the container. Empty saucers 30 minutes after watering. Position and soilAmaryllis is one of the easiest plants to grow. It produces gorgeous blooms in just a few weeks after planting. They are happy in well-draining soil, but tolerate a variety of soils, ranging from heavy loam to light sand. Further CareFeed weekly with Hadeco Bulb Food until March. Watering should continue into April and can come to a halt from May. Bulbs can remain in the soil or be lifted once the foliage is yellow and has wilted. If you choose to lift, store them in cool and dry places (a dark cupboard or garage will do) and then at the end of winter it can be cleaned of old brown foliage and replanted in the garden or pots.
