Amalia is a large-flowered pelargonium that is perfect for both indoor cultivation and garden plots. The plant reaches a height of about 28 cm and a width of approximately 25 cm, featuring a medium-foliaged, loose structure with short green leaves of medium width.
Amalia's flowers are distinguished by a bright pink hue: the upper petals have a moderately purplish-red color along the edges and dark red spots in the center, while the lower ones are a deep yellowish-pink with dark red areas. The inflorescences are umbellate and loose, measuring about 9.4×8.2 cm, and usually contain up to 24 flowers per bush.
The plant prefers soil media and withstands temperatures from +5 °C to +15 °C. It grows easily in a pot with a diameter of 12 cm and a height of about 35 cm, and does not require special care. Amalia is known for its resistance to botrytis and oomycete fungi, making it a reliable choice for decorative plant enthusiasts.
