Daylily Nursery Mixed Amaryllis Bulbs — 3 Large Bulbs, Gift-Ready Holiday Indoor Blooms

Three large mixed amaryllis bulbs from Daylily Nursery—ready to gift as-is or personalize with your own seasonal packaging.

These mixed amaryllis bulbs arrive dormant and are selected for strong flowering potential when forced indoors or planted according to your local planting window. The pack contains three distinct bulbs chosen for variety in bloom color and form, making it an easy, cost-effective option for holiday giving, classroom projects, or splitting into separate gifts. We ship with timing guidance by USDA zone so you can decide whether to force bulbs for winter blooms or hold them for spring planting.

When should I plant or force these bulbs based on my hardiness zone?

Planting and forcing windows depend on your region. For fall shipping and planting, follow the suggested dates for your zone; if you want indoor blooms for the holidays, force indoors according to the same regional timing but pull bulbs into warmth earlier. Always avoid shipping or planting during temperature extremes below 32°F or above 95°F.

• Zone 2–4: Plant or ship early September for fall; spring planting early to mid-May.
• Zone 5–6: Ship early–mid September; spring planting late April to mid-May.
• Zone 7–10: Ship mid–late September to early October; spring planting late March to early April.

How do I force an amaryllis bulb for indoor blooms?

Forcing means bringing the bulb into warmth and light after a brief chill to stimulate flowering. Start by potting in a well-draining mix with the bulb neck above soil, water sparingly until roots establish, then move to bright, indirect light and moderate warmth to encourage flower stalk development.

• Pot size: 6–8 inch pot for a single bulb; use free-draining, peat-based mix.
• Chill: Optional short cool period mimics dormancy; not required for forced blooms.
• Light & water: Bright indirect light and moderate watering once roots are active.

What variety and color results can I expect from this mixed pack?

This bulk set contains three different amaryllis bulb selections chosen for complementary colors and bloom types; varieties vary by season and availability. Expect a mix of single- and double-form flowers in shades that may include red, pink, white, and bi-colors. Exact cultivars aren’t guaranteed but are selected to maximize visual impact when sold together or separated into individual gifts.

• Flower forms: mix of single and double blooms for contrast.
• Colors: likely red, pink, white, and combinations—varies by shipment.
• Bulb size: large, mature bulbs intended for reliable flowering.

How should I ship, store, and handle bulbs to keep them healthy?

Bulbs are hardy but sensitive to prolonged exposure to freezing or extreme heat. Ship and receive during moderate weather when possible, store bulbs in a cool, dry place if not planting right away, and avoid moisture contact that could encourage rot.

• Shipping caution: don’t order during extreme heat or cold to avoid damage.
• Short-term storage: cool (40–60°F), dry, well-ventilated area in paper or mesh.
• Handling: keep bulbs firm and free of mold; discard damaged bulbs.

Who this is for: This three-bulb mixed amaryllis pack is ideal for gardeners who want an affordable way to gift living flowers, teachers looking for classroom planting projects, or crafters who prefer to wrap bulbs in their own style. It suits both people who enjoy forcing bulbs for winter indoor color and those wanting to plant robust bulbs in spring, provided they follow the zone-specific timing. If you need a ready-to-give living present or a creative base for personalized holiday packaging, this Daylily Nursery set is built for convenience, variety, and reliable seasonal interest.

Note: Exercise caution ordering during unusually hot or cold weather. The optimal planting time for most material is mid to late spring; refer to the planting guide above for zone-specific windows.