Waxed amaryllis bulbs, how to plant them when done blooming. Keep waxed bulb alive

Waxed amaryllis bulbs what to do after they bloom how to keep amaryllis bulbs alive how to make them rebloom

[@roannegrasso6035]

Wonderful video. I had no idea what to do with one I got at Easter time. Thanks.

[@LorraineDOyen]

Wonderful video & very informative.

[@MarkUSA1]

Thank you

[@steva30]

TY!

[@RevXrae1]

Thank you the paper that came with mine said to throw away it wouldn’t bloom again.

[@gardeningtipsandmore]

thanks for watching

[@nkechi1964]

Mine said the same too

[@RevXrae1]

I did as you showed and mine seems to be doing good. It even had the forming of a root.

[@theleefamily6446]

I had hoped to do this with my spent amaryllis, but all of them were moldy inside.

[@tonycali5446]

nice video, jealous, i've grown mine for 7 years and still no flower, i get great leaves and even offshoots. if i cut all current leaves do you think it might help/force it. figure i have waited 7 years guess it is time to ask. thank you

[@gardeningtipsandmore]

it probably needs more sunlight in the summer, the foliage is there to take up the sunlight, so the bulb can grow bigger and make new flowers inside the bulb, it needs a good growing season (6-9months) to develop new flowers again.

[@reginaphalange1830]

I'm in Los Angels - can I just put mine in a pot once I remove the wax and leave it outside? I have a bulb I planted (non wax covered) years ago and it blooms every year and I never do anything to it. It's in the same pot and does well. I've never worked with one from the wax. It's such a glorious flower!

[@gardeningtipsandmore]

you can plant them like any other amaryllis, they will make new roots within a week or two

[@the2dreamers]

How much fun. I did use a knife not a razor.

[@griceliovelasco3633]

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