2021 Amaryllis Sweet Nymph Minerva Apple Blossom

Amaryllis Sweet Nymph and Apple Blossom Blooms

Sweet Nymph Amaryllis

Here is a mid-January update of my Amaryllis I have been growing inside by my kitchen window. I am waiting on seed pods from Ferrari Amaryllis, Apple Blossom plus the red and white mislabeled Amaryllis resembling Charisma Amaryllis. Unfortunately, Opal Star did not make any seed pods. I did save its pollen to use for crossing with other varieties.

Minerva Amaryllis Blooms

Minerva Amaryllis

Close Up of Sweet Nymph

Close up of Sweet Nymph

Sweet Nymph was the star of the show this year. I have to say what a beautiful plant this is! The blooms are huge and hold up very well as they unfurl one by one. This one is pod infertile but makes lots of pollen. I love the mesmerizing striations of dark and light pink in the petals. Sweet Nymph Amaryllis will hold your gaze for moments as you sip hot drinks and enjoy having a garden in the middle of winter!

Sweet Nymph Amaryllis Markings

Sweet Nymph Amaryllis

New Amaryllis for 2021 Marquis Ferrari and Opal Star

  • Marquis Amaryllis
  • Marquis Amaryllis Petal showing texture

2021 Growing Amaryllis Inside the house

Recently, I have updated my YouTube channel with a video about these beautiful amaryllises. I can’t think of anything easier to do for decorating any space near a window. All you have to do is plant the bulb 2/3 of the way with soil and water in. Staking is a very good idea once they start to bloom to keep them from falling over. Keep the soil moist and well drained so they will perform for weeks and you can place the bulbs outside during the summer to allow them to grow and replenish the bulb. Stay tuned for the Part 2 video in 2 weeks!

Amaryllis Opal Star and Marquis
Purchased as Amaryllis Opal Star and Marquis side by side
Ferrari Amaryllis
Labelled as Ferrari Amaryllis
Red and white amaryllis
This one was mislabeled as Amigo but does resemble Flamenco Queen.