My Amaryllis Passion Grows! How to Plant, Propagate, & Rebloom Amaryllis Bulbs + Cut Amaryllis Tips!
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- My passion for amaryllis started as a young girl and the obsession has been growing ever since. My grandma always had a multitude of amaryllis blooming for the holidays. She would display some with houseplants, place single bulb pots in visitor's bedrooms, and give dozens away as Christmas gifts.
When I first started growing amaryllis, I would purchase boxed grow kits from the local Tractor and Supply. These kits included dehydrated coco coir, a plastic pot, and a small amaryllis bulb. Generally, these small bulbs produced only one or two flowering stalks. But, as my passion for amaryllis grew, I started to invest in larger bulbs.
Amaryllis bulbs are sold in centimeters which is the measurement around the widest part of the bulb. I prefer to purchase 34/36 or 38/40 cm bulbs whenever possible. Larger bulbs will produce more flowers and have thicker, stronger stems than their smaller counterparts. Infact, I've had some 38 cm bulbs put out five flowering stems. These jumbo amaryllis bulbs are a full year older than smaller bulbs and will be slightly more expensive. In my opinion it’s completely worth the extra cost.
Most amaryllis bulbs come from Peru, South Africa, Brazil (Southern Hemisphere) or Holland (Northern Hemisphere). These bulbs naturally flower according to their country of origins calendar. Southern hemisphere bulbs are groomed for immediate performance and will bloom just 4-6 weeks after planting. You will often see these amaryllis listed as “Early Blooming” or “Christmas Flowering.”
However, amaryllis bulbs grown in the northern hemisphere (Holland) will generally bloom 8-12 weeks after planting. If you want to hold amaryllis bulbs, it’s best to use Northern Hemisphere bulbs.
Planting amaryllis bulbs is a fun, quick, and easy endeavor. Amaryllis bulbs prefer to be relatively tight in their pots so choose a container that's approximately 2 inches wider than your bulb. A heavy container with a drainage hole will keep the display from toppling over and from becoming waterlogged.
Fill your container halfway full of high quality premoistened potting soil. Set the bulb on top the soil and fill in around the bulb with more potting soil leaving the top 1/3 of the bulb exposed.
After your bulbs are planted water around the perimeter bulb. Then keep the soil barely moist, applying approximately 1/2 cup of water per week. Place your pots in a warm area (68-70°F) with bright, indirect light and watch them grow and bloom!
Bonus Tip! A 2013 study by Cornell and Kansas State University concluded that soaking amaryllis roots in room temperature water for 12 hours prior to planting resulted in more rapid and uniform early leaf growth, and greater overall early vigor. Read the full study HERE.
Reblooming an amaryllis bulb for future holidays is easier than it sounds. As with other flower bulbs, amaryllis use their leaves to produce energy for next year’s flowers. If you want them to rebloom at a certain time you will need to control their calendar. To have your amaryllis flower again at Christmas follow these steps.
After blooming, grow your amaryllis as a houseplant for the rest of winter and spring. Give it plenty of light inside the home and keep it watered. After all danger of frost has passed move the pot outside for the summer. The bulb should stay dry, and the soil should be barely moist -- never soggy. If your summers are wet, you may need to shield the pot from excessive rain.
In late summer, stop watering and move the potted bulb to a cool (50-55°F), dark, dry location. An unheated basement is ideal. The leaves will gradually wither as the plant goes dormant. Leave the bulb alone and don’t water them for 2-3 months.
After dormancy, bring the bulbs back into a warm area with bright light. Remove all the dead foliage, top dress the bulb with fresh soil, and water well to wake up the bulbs.
Amaryllis bulbs increase in diameter as they age and may need repotted every three to four years. To repot, remove the bulb from the container and gently shake off excess soil. Remove the dry scales and repot into the next size pot.
Ideally, you want to bring the bulbs out of dormancy 8-12 weeks before you want them to rebloom. Therefore, if you want an amaryllis to be in bloom on Christmas day you would put them into dormancy in August, take them out of dormancy in October, and they should rebloom in late December/early January. Naturally, there are variables, but this is the calendar that has given me the best success rate for subsequent holiday blooms.
Your passion for amaryllis is contagious! I have purchased 9 bulbs this year - some for gifts and some for me! ❤
What a great idea as a gift.
EXCELLENT VIDEO! Thank you for giving us everything in one segment so we can enjoy these flowers ❤
Thank you for sharing your experience. Your collection is amazing and I am inspired to try some new amaryllis especially the white. Stunning !
Wow, you are so knowledgeable, I'm glad I stumbled upon your channel. I have my first Amaryllis, I'm so excited for my new adventure. Thank you for sharing your years of growing knowledge😊
Your amaryllis collection is so beautiful! I purchased a Cherry Nymph amaryllis and I'm glad you mentioned that these are shorter, because I thought I did something wrong. I have around 10 of them. I purchase most of mine from big box stores and was able to find some very rare varieties - at least to me! I'm inspired by your collection and was so happy to get my 1 amaryllis from last year to rebook! I didn't do anything special, but I did stop watering it and placed it outside in the garden container and all.
Excellent video! Fascinating to hear all the details about Amaryllis. Thank you!
I have had the same amaryllis for 26 years, it still flowers and has had many babies😊
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How long will it take for a 26cm bulb to become a 36cm one.....? (i already know that some varieties don't get bigger at a certain size)
@@manishhkr I have a lemon and lime amaryllis from Thompson and Morgan, the old bulb has never grown in size instead it has had many small bulbs grow from it. It only flowers every other year now and it’s flowers are smaller but I will always keep it as my mother gave it to me before she died. I think it’s success is due to I never cut its leaves off until the bulb sheds them itself.
wow!
So lucky! I bought mine from Ikea in the As-Is section 😂 i was trying to rescue it. 🌷 It had a pretty red bloom! That was maybe 5 years ago and it hasn’t rebloomed but foliage still grows (surprisingly 😅). I’m not doing something right so I’m here to watch the video to learn!
I got my first Amaryills this year. It's bloomed, beautifully, in red. I love it! I came across your video. Thank you!
“If that’s not fun, I don’t know what is”.. that part and many more made me laugh lol. It’s all very cute and inspiring. I found this vid today because my best friend bought me an Amaryllis bulb this past November.. she had 5 blooms! It’s halfway through January now, and the flowers have suddenly started to wilt and darken. I had no idea what to do. My experience with plants always ends up with them rotten or dead. This was a perfect video (it even tells us not to water directly into the neck of your Amaryllis, which I may or may not have been prepared to do). Everything was explained so well, in such a helpful progression, and with visual examples, etc. I don’t think I hit rewind even once. Thank you so much for your expertise
I have always loved Amaryllis, and have been successful in getting my first bulb to rebloom, so exciting!
I am now obsessed with getting more bulbs. Looking forward to the day I see and grow an offset.
Love your videos, thank you for all the knowledge you share. Happy Holidays to you and your family
Thank you Danielle. You have really sparked my passion for amaryllis and now I am equally obsessed with growing them. Question, what do you do when a leaf completely flops over? It can no longer stand straight but does not appear brown or dead. Do you remove that leaf or prop it with a pole or other support? I am still working on my ability to force/rebloom these beautiful plants inside in pots. I am zone 9a so I plant them outside but they typically rebloom in the April-May timeframe. Thank you for all of the great tips you provide on amaryllis!
Hi friend! I wish I knew why that happened. It sometimes happens to mine also. I tie them up to a stake.
Hello 👋 😊 this channel is really educating.. what do you think?
This was very helpful and fun to watch. Thank you for sharing your hobby and passion.
I'm so glad I found your video I didn't know what they this was or what I was doing I've had it for about 6 yrs and it finally flowered and dint know what the heck to do thank you for teaching me 3 yrs late lol
So happy this video popped up! I picked up my first ever amaryllis bulb in "after holiday markdowns." No bloom, rolling loose on top of soil in a cute red pot. Bulb felt firm, so I decided to rescue it for $2.99! Lol 3 weeks later, the spike is a foot tall ready to bloom! I expect a red "Ferrari" for Valentine's day! I'm in zone 5 with 6 inches of snow outside, and an orphaned amaryllis growing! Thank you for your great presentation! So informative and concise. Great job.🌺🌺🌺
I am trying to revive my Red Lions, it has been a number of years since they have bloomed. I had so many of them from 3 mother bulbs that I lost track of them. Improper care caused the mother bulbs to shrink dramatically and die. So I have about 12 bulking up for a few years now. A couple have bloomed, but only every second year or so. Hopefully, this will be the year for some color.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and your smile
Wow! Amazing! Christmas 2021 I got a bucket of one big Amaryllis from a good swedish friend. Then I could make this bulb to re-blom again in Spring - Summer last year.
Therefore Amaryllis plant has made me inspiration for this year.. I will buy some bulb more now and will decorate my windows for wellcome SPRING in Stockholm 😀
Thank you for your good video that I get more knowledge about these beutiful flowers.
Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN
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You have a winter wonderland of amaryllis! Thanks for sharing your expertise. Next year I’ll have to put on the calendar a date to start dormancy.
I love them too! I have some that are still in dormancy...hoping they will rebloom well this year. Your red lions are beautiful and thanks for sharing all the growing information!
I’m sure you’re having a great day?
Thank you so much for such an excellent video! You are extremely knowledgeable about these bulbs and stay focused on your discussion about them. I have learned so much from your video. I am confident now that I will be able to extend the longevity of my bulbs (and my friends who give me their bulbs to look after them after blooming at Christmas) and have them rebloom over and over. I love your passion about these plants and feel such joy myself to watch these bulbs grow and produce their beautiful flowers for myself, my friends and family. Thank you again.
I got my first Amaryllis this year. It was marked as waterless Amaryllis. Got 2 stocks and the tallest has bloomed 4 days ago. So excited to see the process. I like this video, it gave me the urge to start growing them. Thank you. I will following the next one for sure! Merry Christmas!
I want to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year. I appreciate all your videos and I thank you for all the information you share with us. Writing to you all the way from Athens Greece!!
My Amaryllis obsession started with one of your previous videos when I was looking for info on care for the 1 I bought. Now it's getting out of control. What are the top 2 or 3 varieties you love most? Or 1 you don't have but really want?
Definitely Magical Touch!!!! It's a dark warm pink with white edges and a green center. Gervase, yellow star, flamenco queen, and sweet nymph are also wonderful!
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm I'll be adding these to my collection!
Thanks for the list! I'm excited to be on the lookout for those varieties.
Got my first Amaryllis this year and found your video. Thank you for such an informative video on the care of these beauties. I am in love with this flower! I got the Alaska. Just ordered a Olaf. Praying I can keep them alive for next winters flowering. Thank you!
amaryllis well explained! thanks. i learned everything i need to know.
I'm definitely hooked and will get more for next year
You are an excellent speaker!❤️👍
Thanks I got great info from you. I just started growing amaryllis. I've been growing orchids but amaryllis are just as beautiful. Great presentation I will be following you and looking for more tips. Take care
Real beauties ❣️
Hi Danielle! Your video was AWESOME! I so appreciate you sharing your experienced knowledge of Amaryllis. It was exactly what I was looking for to start growing more of these Beauties; last year was my first time, and I'm hooked already...
Holy flowers Batman !
Way nice , simply amazing!!
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Thanks. I lived in Colombia S. Am. for many years. In the planes there were wild amaryllis plants that produced a nice light orangish flower after dry season. These looked similar to the ones that my grandma always grew. I then moved to the coffee growing area of Colombia and they had amaryllis plants growing everywhere. I grew some outside in the ground and they made large bulbs and made lots of flowers and offshoots to the point that they became overcrowded. I have a few here in IL. You didn't say much about fertilizing the plants to produce larger bulbs. I like to repot yearly to get more fertil soil for good growth.
This was so very informative. Thank you!
You did a great job.I learn a lot.Thank you
My friend gifted me some spider plants and had a huge bulb growing with it(had no clue what it was). Just learning its this beautiful flower ❤.. Video is super helpful Thank You 🙂
I bought an amaryllis with an unopened flower stem in Nov.
My rookie mistake was to not bring it in and put it in cellar til Oct. I took it out in Dec. All I'm getting are long beautiful leaves. No flower stems, just 4 leaves. This year i will put it into dormancy in Aug. Hopefully that will correct it so I get flowers again. 🤔😉❤.
Thanks for the tip I love it 👍👍❤️❤️
They r my favorite flower 🌼 🌸
What beautiful Amaryllis you have. I bought my first waxed Amaryllis this year, actually 3(Costco pack)...I've given 2 away as gifts to family gardeners. What a wonderful gift they make, no mess, no watering and they are gorgeous! I did keep one for myself and am waiting for it to bloom.
I understand you peel the wax and plant the bulb, question...can you plant it in just water or should it be in dirt?
I have ALOT of houseplant and would like to try it in a glass vase with just water for ease.
Thank you for your video, new to your channel. Thanks for sharing your passion.
Thank you!
You’re so lovely your videos inspired me to go get some Amaryllis bulbs to try I’ve got 1 budded up right now! Can’t wait to see which color it is… the other one has one of the “babies” on the side of it do I have to remove it now or wait it’s just a few leaves … thanks for the info I had no idea what that was lol
You can definitely wait! You can even leave it with the mother if you prefer. My mom has left some attached and they bloomed together!
Great video! Very informative! 🙌🏻🙏🏻🌻❤️
Happy New year! When do you cut of the flower stems and keep as a house plant? Thanks for all that info on the Amaryllis. Now I know pretty much how to take care of it.
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24:35 hello Danielle. I'm so happy to have found your video channel! As an avid Amaryllis lover. I've already learned so much from you after only watching two of them . Can you tell me if I can revitalize a bulb I received last year which is encased in Wax? Also, living here in Southern California my plants live outdoors. The overnight temps get into the 50's. Any chance they'll reflower this year? Thanks so much!!
Another great video! what do you do with the increasingly taller necks on the older bulbs... can you cut them back down closer to the shoulders? You show how tall they can get in the one you pulled out from storage....would you cut that one down?
So informative, I am trying amaryllis after remembering all the amaryllis my grandmother and mother grew.
What do you use for fertiliser?
Can you give a video on Amaryllis bulb problems ? I never know how much to water. Any advice on rot ?
Wondering where you purchased your tall white pots?😊
Wait. You used to do commercials?! How cool!
This is such a great video. I really learned a lot. I do hope you/someone can help me. Just a few weeks ago, I received my very first waxed Amaryllis bulb. I immediately placed it in my kitchen windowsill. It has since started to turn brown and wilt. I emailed the company for guidance guidance, and they just shipped me a new bulb. I wanted to know how to care for it. I'd like to try to save it. Can you help?
Fully watch and leave all the best for you ok ? Stay connected...
Hi I'm from India, can you make an video about gladiolus how to plant ,do's and don't ,what to give etc etc ,thank you
Great Vid🤙
Hi, I enjoy your videos. I hope you have time to reply. I got my bulbs out from the basement a little late this year on November 1 but they haven’t grown at all and I’ve had them in the kitchen where it’s 72°. Do you have any suggestions? Maybe these are the northern hemisphere bulbs. but I thought, after two months, there would be something growing from them. Thanks.
Hi Danielle I just came to your chanel I love your amaryllis, I do have a question if you don't mind, I have some bulbs but some of them look whitening not green, what should I do? Thank you so much for your help..
How do I keep my amaryllis from leaning over? Should I use something to brace it?
when
you take them outside for the summer, is there danger of too much water getting into the bulb from rain?
How do you keep the leaves from falling over while it’s growing
I would love to know how to plant the amaryllis seeds I have collected. I live in north central Florida so it does freeze here but not for many days in a row. I basically just leave them all potted in the same pot so the offshoots stay there as well and they bloom also. But I have collected so many seeds I want to try several ways to grow them if anyone has any tips I thank you. 🌷
I have a bulb that flowered Dec 2022. I kept it alive for almost a year. I did not put in a cold in a colder environment and it ha a few healthy leaves but that’s it. I cut them off in January and removed from the soil. What should I do now ? thank you
If you don’t force it in dormancy, do you still continue to water?
My bulb had wax on the base but produced six bloom do I cut the wax off and repot😊
So i just bought mine at walgreens. The blub is sitting on top of about 5 inches of gravel. Directions say add 1/2 cup of water and thats it....... Do i need to plant the blud a couple inches in the gravel or is it fine
do you make holes in the brown pots for water drain
Hi Danielle, I was bought an Amaryllis for Christmas about 4 years ago and after it had finished flowering I had two seed pods that grew, I waiting until they burst open and put the paper thin seeds into a glass of water. I had no idea really what to do with them so was just guessing. The seeds grew and I actually got 9 babies, I have given 6 away and have kept 3, my 3 measure between 5cm and 7cm. They have flowered but the leaves are a droppy, would this get better as the bulb ages? Do the bulbs need feeding with anything? Thank you for the great video 😊
Do Amaryllis need to be fertilized?
Will they bloom if I keep them inside
Do you have to water it each week ?
Can wax encased bulbs rebloom?
Show off your whole amaryllis collection?
I rescued a bulb from the grocery store that was going out of business next door. The plant is named Dominic. Then I took on my neighbor's bulb just before she passed. THAT one produces seeds!!! I have so may Amaryllis babies I'm taking care of :O
The most comprehensive amaryllis tutorial I've seen. Thank you Danielle!
I have gotten old and it's hard to take care of all my flowers so I planted all of my amaryllis outside. I live in Tennessee. So far they have come back and bloomed every year, and that's been 3 years now
I too live in TN. East TN. My 50 or so were gifted to me from my neighbors bed. His beds run up the sides of his entire driveway. You couldn't even tell any were gone when I took mine! I first put them in a whiskey barrel a lot of them bloomed that first year. He never did anything to his oner winter or anything so I didn't either. Sitting up on that deck in a planter was not the place😢😢😢i think one huge bulb made it. I went the next spring and got more. I put them into a bed close to the house. We had a terrible snow storm and several days that were going to be less than 10 degrees. I ran out in the snow, determined not to loose them this year. Dug every one up and put in my bathtub. They stayed there for couple of months, and to my shock, bloomed beautifully. I put them back out and i only had one that has bloomed this year. It had 2 flower stalks on it. Lots of wide healthy looking green leaves though, so know most of them survived. I like the idea of potting them up better as well. Seems to show them off more.❤
I live in Tennessee too when I planted mine outside and so far they've done good. It's been about 3 years
Wow! Do u all live n the southern part of TN? I live n N. East TN & have never thought of leavin them outside..
Pat, do they get full sun all day?
pataustin1977: Yurs are now planted outside in TN: does it freeze where you are in the winter? I've seen one old house in NC where I live that has a huge bed in front with what appears to be amaryllis and I always wanted to try planting outdoors. Let us know more! Have yours increased from bulblets? (what's the right term for the new corms?)
In 24 minutes (the length of your video) I learned more about amaryllis than I have by watching other videos and reading about the plant!! This video was SO VERY HELPFUL!!! Thank you so much ~ I never knew anything about why larger bulbs were better to have, or that buying them from southern climate growers was so important for Christmas blooms. Thank you thank you!! I just found your channel, and I just subscribed!! Have a wonderful holiday and Happy New Year!
Can you tell me the website of a supplier in the Southern Hemisphere who will post their products to South Spain?
I’m doing them all wrong thank you
Othis was very helpful. Thank you!
I just learned about this plant yesterday. We came back from our honeymoon and it was randomly growing in the middle of our back yard
Danielle….thank you for generously sharing your knowledge of plants. Your tutorials are always a joy to watch and easily understood. I only have one amaryllis growing right now, but can’t wait for it to bloom! Wishing you and your family a blessed Christmas.
My plant about 4-5 feet tall -
Easy care … beautiful flowers 🌺
Kha l n Jl h hororouch K Michelle gave x them mmkk TGIF on jt 😅🤢🤒🤒🤒🤠🤢🤢🤢
I cut some roots way back. They were SO packed in the container. Did I mess up 😢???
I potted up my first Amaryllis this year because of your enthusiasm for them. I'm really enjoying watching them emerge 💛
I’m sure you’re having a great day??
It’s hard to believe that the very first amaryllis I’ve ever grown is in my window now. I’ve grown lots of things but I’m just now learning about these beauties. Thanks for your very informative video without having to watch several different ones, you’ve described the process and what to expect at each stage. Well done 👍
Best video ever!! I got into amaryllis 3-4 years ago and have managed to collect 15 different varieties. They give me a lot of entertainment. You'll never find a flower that gives you so much bang for a buck with so little effort.
Great job Danielle! Your tutorials have given me more confidence in growing my amaryllis this year. I have 7 growing right now that I planted 2 weeks apart. The first ones now have 1-6" flower stalks on them and I get up every morning to check their growth. No matter how many times I've grown an amaryllis I'm amazed at how fast that stalk grows & it gives me so much to look forward to at this time of year when nothing else is blooming. You have so much patience and do a wonderful job explaining all the stages of growing amaryllis. Thank you very much and I wish you and your family a blessed Christmas season!!
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One of the best videos I have ever seen. Smart, interesting and funny, and of course the most important - just tells you all in clear and understandable manner. Well done and thank you! :)
I am thrilled to have found your channel! Have always loved amaryllis, but mistakenly believed once bloomed it was difficult to get them to rebloom. Well….no longer! It is ON! I saved 2 gorgeous picotee bulbs from last Christmas and set them out all summer. They are now hibernating in my basement. This year, I may have over done it with bulbs…..I’ve combined 3 red lions in a huge put with several house plants and poinsettias surrounding them. I have potted up white amaryllis and am trying 3 amaryllis bulbs in specific soilless, grow vases meant for them. And I’m giving them as gifts to almost everyone. Phew!!! Is that too much? 🤣😂🤣. Never! Been hunting for different varieties in various nurseries as well. This is just so much fun! Thank you for your enthusiasm ! Merry Christmas to you.
First time trying to get mine to re-bloom. I followed your advice and my bulbs seem to be alive but I've had them in a bright spot on a heat mat but after 3 weeks, still not growing. Do I just need to be patient or give up on these?
Hi Pam! Yes I wouldn't worry at all. Some of mine wake up faster than others. Some botanists say it takes four leaves to rebloom. I have not personally found that to be case, but if the bulb was very small to begin with perhaps it will take two years to rebloom. They always wake up eventually. If they did not create enough energy to rebloom you will only get leaves. That happened to me with a small bulb. However, the following year it did rebloom.
Your sheer Joy for Amaryllis just shined through! Always enjoy and learn so much from you👏👏 Thanks Danielle 💝
Thank you so much for all your information ❤️
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Finally some superb Amaryllis advice !! you are briliant, all the info I need and have been trying to find for a long time. Well done !!
"if that's not fun, I don't know what is!" Kindred garden spirits! Thank you for this educational video. Reblooming my first Amaryllis bulb, it truly is so fun!
my bulb, after more than a year, just came back with 4 brilliant blossoms!
I bought a white amaryllis from Trader Joe’s this year. It had three flower stalks and the first one had SEVEN blooms! There was also an offset. I hit the jackpot and really want to keep it going. Thank you for all the helpful advice.
Got my first Amaryllis this week so this video popping up in my feed is both timely and crazy (maybe even creepy), but super great information and excellent delivery. Thank you!
Your video on amarillysis, from A to Z, was extremely amazing and educational. Picked up some great pointers on post blooming, and how to navigate after that segment, great tips.
Thank you for all the info, you explain everything so clearly. Also, I have a different experience this year with amaryllis. I bought a small bulb in Ikea this year for 5 eur (around 5 Usd). I got 3 tall spikes with 4 blooms each. The blooms were not very big, but I was really surprised with the result. The bulbs come from the Netherlands.
I am so glad you did this video! I too love amaryllis and have over 20 bulbs that bloom throughout the year. I will take your tips and use them too for better success! Have a wonderful Christmas!
Hi Danielle,
I want to tell you thank you! I appreciate the time that you've taken to teach me so much!
My first career was in speech pathology. I decided to work as a speech therapist with Texas public schools. Then I experienced health problems that interfered with my career and hence my retirement.
During those 30 years my love of growing plants developed as a way to connect with my grandfather that was a farmer. It was a great experience as I was growing up to help granddaddy around on the farm.
I apologize for diving deep into my history but I think it's a nice foundation into who I am.
I live in zone 8a. And I realize that I need to make adjustments from your zone to my zone.
The good news is that you have inspired me to begin my flower farm this upcoming season. It's a little scary because I'm single after a devastating divorce but I love growing veggies and flowers!
Plus, I felt that Amaryllis was out of reach due to my beginner skill level but after this video, I will give it a try!
I have searched for a mentor but it hasn't materialized yet.
In addition, I was also inspired with the idea of giving from the video that you shared with your guest. I already had that plan but it helped me to focus on working out the details!
Thank you again for your encouragement & guidance! 🙏🏼
I would love to keep you posted, if you are available. 💞🌹
Best wishes,
Shelley
Hey Danielle, is there any way to save amaryllis bulbs that were waxed and bloomed for Christmas?
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I live in Houston. Is this a good time to divide some Amaryllis' that have multiplied & are planted in the ground? 11/12/23
Danielle you are a garden book of information and love to hear you explain in detail on everything thank you so much for all the information and love you put into your videos just look forward them all ! Enjoy your Christmas break sending love hugs and Christmas cheer ❤🎄🥰🙌💌Karen from Port Macquarie NSW Australia 🇦🇺
Ooh, I didn't know they sprouted babies! I hope I can order a few interesting varieties next year. Your addiction is contagious. Merry Christmas to you Danielle!
I did either 😊 can’t wait to see if I can ge soneb
I am JUST as excited about Amaryllis as you! I have successfully put them dormant, re bloomed them and basically have learned they are tough as nails. I am in the Pacific Northwest. I have had them bloom in the middle of summer outside (first time this year) and that was TOTALLY exciting! Before I knew anything I just knew they needed to have a dormant period and I uprooted them, wrapped in brown paper until the stalks dried up, then re potted and lo and behold they bloomed just PERFECTLY. So it was a permanent relationship after that. I will use your method this year and just let them dry in their pots in my husbands shop where its dark and cool. So FUN. I have new babies that I have had long enough to bloom and that really is ADDICTING. Love your video! Thank you!
Amaryllis are just the most beautiful, easy flower to grow. I just love them so much.❤
My addiction is coleus. I love all the bright colour variations. Now that I’ve watched your video I want an Amaryllis.
I just started growing some black dragon coleus from seed! I'm already in love with them (:
@@independantegirl I have black dragon that I got off a clearance shelf for $1. I really love it and been taking cuttings to have more plants. I will save seeds from it this year and see what variations I will grow from it.
Thanks for teaching and encouraging us all the time! My collection is growing.🥰
This is absolutely FANTASTIC!!!! Your passion for amaryllis is infectious!!!
My first ones are blooming now, I absolutely love them. Thanks for this video