Plant it up to neck in a warm place (68 - 70 deg F). Water and fertilize for 6 months. When the stem settles, cut the top of the bulb and cut the old flowers when flowering stops. Cut the yellow leaves up to 2 inches from the top of the bulb and then remove the bulb from the soil.
Belladonna lily bulbs should be planted with neck of bulb above soil and spaced far enough apart to allow for future overcrowding. Full sunlight and plenty of water will encourage flowering during the summer to autumn period. Wonderful for low maintainance spaces.
it needs a warn, well drained, sunny with a little bit of shade area to be planted in
Since it goes dormant after blooming it will need to be kept dry for a while
If you have an Amaryllis Belladona, kudos to you, it's the only true Amaryllis species. Treat as you would most bulbs, but mulch or dig out depending on your winter.
A naked lady bulb is better known as a belladonna lily. It is a beautiful flower that has very simple needs. It only needs to be watered until the soil is moist and kept in a sunny area. These bulbs have the potential to be poisonous however, so be careful with pets and children.
The moisture of the wind affect the naked lady bulb. One of the fungi caused
fungal diseases in the bulb of the plant. If you allow the more water poring,
it will also affect the bulb.
