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Wholesale Holland Amaryllis Plant Bulbs Red or White with Red Stripes Flowering Blooms for Holiday Indoors & Outdoor Gardens (Copy)
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Typically, Amaryllis bulbs are planted from October to April, depending on the specific variety and your climate. They'll naturally bloom in the spring and create a spectacular show and can be encouraged to rebloom for the holidays. * For outdoor landscape planting, locate a sunny spot for your Amaryllis, making sure the soil is well-draining with space for 4" between each bulb. * For container planting, select a container that is just 1–2" wider and a few inches taller than your Amaryllis bulb. If you're planting multiple bulbs in one container, make sure there's an inch between each bulb and the side of the container. * Plant your bulb with the pointed end facing up and the top inch of the bulb exposed or not covered by soil. * Water the soil until it is about as damp as a wrung-out sponge. * Holland brand 1 bulb per box including 6" pot and condensed soil
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Made in United States Weight: 56.7 g (2 oz)
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Dec 19, 2025 • Lauren • Princess Anne, MD, United States
I try not to post negative reviews, but felt this was necessary. I opened the package to find the aloe shoved into a box that was too small for it. What were advertised as Christmas cacti are actually Easter/spring cacti. I just happened upon a video talking about the differences between the shapes and the flowers between the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter cacti. Is it really that big of a deal? No, but between this and the aloe, it’s extremely frustrating.
I try not to post negative reviews, but felt this was necessary. I opened the package to find the aloe shoved into a box that was too small for it. What were advertised as Christmas cacti are actually Easter/spring cacti. I just happened upon a video talking about the differences between the shapes and the flowers between the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter cacti. Is it really that big of a deal? No, but between this and the aloe, it’s extremely frustrating.
Oct 29, 2025 • Rachel • Mayfield Heights, OH, United States
