An efficient propagation method is essential for rapid multiplication of a new hybrid. Here trials are described to micropropagate Hippeastrum × chmielii Chm. developed at WULS. Twin scales and sliced scapes were used as explants which were cultured on MS medium. The regeneration on scale explants occurred in absence of growth regulators while scape explants produced bulblets only when N⁶-benzyloadenine (BA) and α-naphtaleneacetic acid (NAA) were included in the medium. Only explants from 5-6 cm long scapes were able to differentiate bulblets; no bulblets were formed on explants from 10-12 cm long scapes. Absence of regeneration capability in longer scapes could be related to their higher contents of indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) and abscisic acid (ABA) as compared to shorter scapes.