
Description
Hippeastrum ‘Flamingo Amadeus’ produces large, fully double flowers with layers of ruffled pink-red petals, creamy-white brushing and prominent white veining. The lighter markings radiate from the centre of each flower, creating a distinctive patterned appearance.
Its substantial blooms and upright stems make it an impressive feature for pots, garden beds and flowering displays.
Key Features
- Large, fully double flowers
- Pink-red petals with creamy-white brushing
- Prominent white veining through the centre
- Heavily layered, ruffled flower form
- Blooms may reach approximately 21cm across
- Suitable for pots and garden beds
- Part of the Amadeus series
- Supplied as one dry bulb
Product Details
- Botanical name: Hippeastrum × hybridum
- Cultivar: ‘Flamingo Amadeus’
- Group: Double Galaxy Group
- Common name: Amaryllis
- Flower colour: Pink-red, creamy white and green
- Flower form: Fully double
- Approximate flower size: Up to 21cm across
- Approximate height: 45–50cm
- Position: Full sun to part shade
- Flowering period: Spring to summer
- Planting period: July to October
- Spacing: Approximately 25–30cm
- Supplied as: One dry bulb
- Frost hardy: No
Planting and Care
Plant in rich, free-draining soil with the neck and upper third of the bulb above soil level. Select a sunny or lightly shaded position protected from strong winds.
Water around the base after planting and then moderately as growth develops. Avoid pouring water over the exposed bulb neck or allowing the soil to remain waterlogged.
Feed during the leafy growth period to help replenish the bulb. After flowering, remove the spent flower stem but retain the foliage until it naturally yellows and dies back.
Frequently Asked Questions
What colour is Flamingo Amadeus?
Its flowers combine pink-red petals with creamy-white brushing, white veining and a lighter centre.
Are the flowers double?
Yes. Flamingo Amadeus is a fully double variety in the Double Galaxy Group.
How large are the flowers?
Blooms may reach approximately 21cm across under suitable growing conditions.
Is it the same as Amadeus Candy?
No. Flamingo Amadeus has stronger pink-red colouring and prominent white veining, while Amadeus Candy is predominantly ivory white with strawberry-pink tips.
Can it be grown in a pot?
Yes. Choose a sturdy container with excellent drainage and leave the upper third of the bulb exposed.
Will every flower have identical markings?
No. The balance of pink, red and white markings may vary naturally between flowers.
Will the bulb flower again?
Yes. Retain and feed the foliage after flowering so it can replenish the bulb for the following season.
Important Information
Image shown is an example picture only. Flower colour, markings, size and form may vary slightly depending on lighting, growing conditions, seasonal conditions and natural variation. The image shows a mature flowering plant; this product is supplied as one dry bulb.
Hippeastrum bulbs may be harmful if eaten and can irritate skin and eyes. Keep away from children and pets.

