Color: Pure white, star-like clusters of blossoms.
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Fragrance: Lighter, more delicate scent than traditional paperwhites.
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Wildlife & Pest Resistance: Generally resistant to deer and rodents; attractive to pollinators when grown outdoors.
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Planting Zone: Hardy in USDA zones 8–10; commonly grown indoors as a seasonal bulb in cooler zones.
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Sun Preferences: Bright indirect light indoors; full sun to partial shade outdoors.
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Drought Tolerance: High once established; requires minimal water after initial root development.
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Culinary Uses: Not edible—bulbs and flowers are toxic if ingested; grown strictly for ornamental use.
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Height/Spread: Grows 12–18 inches tall, 2–4 inches wide per bulb.
Bulb Planting Instructions (Inbal Paperwhites)
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Timing:
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Indoors: Plant bulbs in late fall or winter for holiday blooms.
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Outdoors (zones 8–10): Plant in fall for early spring flowering.
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Location:
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Indoors: Use shallow containers with soil, gravel, or decorative stones.
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Outdoors: Plant in a sunny to lightly shaded site with well-drained soil.
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Depth & Position: Plant bulbs with the pointed tip up; indoors, leave the top third of the bulb exposed above the soil or stones. Outdoors, cover completely with 2–3 inches of soil.
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Spacing: Place bulbs 2–3 inches apart for clustered displays.
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Watering: Water lightly after planting. Indoors, keep water level just below the base of bulbs if grown in pebbles; in soil, keep evenly moist but not soggy. Outdoors, water sparingly once established.
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Care: Support tall stems if needed. After bloom, discard or allow bulbs to naturalize in warm climates; paperwhites are not reliable rebloomers indoors in colder zones.
🌸 Inbal Paperwhites are a refined and fragrant choice for winter beauty, perfect for bringing crisp elegance indoors or adding seasonal brightness outdoors in mild regions.
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