Hippeastrum stylosum produces flared, coral pink trumpet-shaped flowers. Grow it indoors in a pot to enjoy colourful blooms during the winter months.

This smaller Amaryllis variety reaches up to 45cm in height and spread. Strong stems carry several blooms, ideal for windowsills, conservatories, or greenhouses.

Do you want a compact indoor plant with winter flowers? Hippeastrum stylosum provides vibrant colour in a small, easy-to-manage size.

Key Features

• Botanical name: Hippeastrum stylosum
• Common names: Amaryllis
• Plant type: Bulbous perennial
• Flower colour: Coral pink
• Flowering period: Winter
• Position: Bright indoor location
• Soil: Well-drained, nutrient-rich compost
• Height: Up to 45cm
• Spread: Up to 45cm

Benefits for UK Wildlife

• Flowers may provide pollen for insects if pots are placed outdoors in warm weather.
• Extends flowering periods for indoor-to-outdoor container gardens.
• Pairs well with other winter-flowering bulbs to add seasonal colour.

Planting Tips

• Plant bulbs in spring in a pot slightly wider than the bulb.
• Use nutrient-rich, well-draining compost.
• Place the top half of the bulb above the soil.
• Provide bright light indoors.
• Water lightly until new shoots appear.
• Feed regularly with liquid fertiliser while growing, except when in flower.
• Allow leaves to grow after flowering to strengthen the bulb for next season.

Grow Hippeastrum stylosum on a sunny windowsill or in a greenhouse. Its compact size and bright coral pink flowers make it ideal for smaller indoor spaces.