Amaryllis Bulbs — Salmon Speckled Trumpets on Sturdy Stems — 20-24cm Bulb Circumference

1. Salmon Trumpets, Finely Speckled

The flowers open pale salmon and deepen as they age, covered in fine red freckles that gather towards the throat. Each stem carries four to six blooms held well clear of the foliage, so the colour reads from across a room.

2. Stems That Hold Themselves Up

The stems are thick enough to carry the open flowers without staking, even when the pot is moved from windowsill to table for the evening. In a good season expect 50-60cm of stem, with two or three flowers open at once.

3. Easy on a Bright Windowsill

Start the bulb in a pot with the neck exposed, water once and then wait for the shoot before watering again. Full sun keeps the stems short and strong; a dark corner gives pale, floppy growth and fewer flowers.

4. Keep the Leaves After Flowering

Cut only the spent flower stalk, then leave the foliage in full sun and feed until it dies back naturally. That six-week stretch after flowering is what decides whether the bulb carries another stem next year.

5. Graded for Size and Firmness

Our bulbs are graded by hand for size and firmness, with no soft necks or mould, and packed dry for transport. They arrive ready to pot and need no pre-chilling to start into growth.