Beat the Winter Blues: How to Plant and Grow an Amaryllis Indoors
Bring color, life, and joy to your home all winter long with this easy bulb

There’s something magical about watching an amaryllis grow during the quiet stretch of winter. With tall, dramatic blooms and lush green foliage, it’s one of the easiest ways to brighten even the grayest Midwest days.
To get started, choose a pot that’s only slightly larger than the bulb—amaryllis actually prefer to be snug. Plant it so the top third of the bulb remains
above the soil line, then give it a gentle drink of water. From there, place your pot in a
warm, bright location, such as a sunny windowsill or kitchen counter.
Go easy on the watering at first. Too much moisture before the bulb wakes up can slow growth. Once the stalk begins to stretch upward, rotate the pot a quarter turn every few days to help it grow straight and balanced.
Within weeks, you’ll be rewarded with big, bold blooms that feel like a celebration during the coldest part of the season. Amaryllis are low-maintenance, uplifting, and the perfect indoor gardening project to carry you through winter.
Want to see the whole process in action?
Watch the step-by-step how-to video here:
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