Amaryllis After Bloom Care! How-To Care For Your Amaryllis All Year Round, Dormancy too!
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After bloom care and dormancy period for your Amaryllis bulb. Tyler takes you through, step by step, everything you need to know when it comes to caring for your Amaryllis plant after they have bloomed. This video explains how-to get your current Amaryllis bulb to flower the following season and what to do and when to do it. Tyler also explains how-to prune the plant once flowers to to fade to ensure the most beautiful blooms.
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Thank you so much! So glad I found u! ☺ My Grandmother dropped off a mysterious unbloomed plant which I thought was a 3 headed LILY once bloomed...EH! 😅 Just looked at this 😳QUICK growing foliage and decided to search & found these "Amaryllis" titled videos looking a liiiittle more like mine than a Lily. 🙏🏼🥰GLAD 2 KNOW THEY REBLOOM! I was happy having a new 🪴"plant" in my new apartment 🤣. BLESSINGS!🌺
Haha! No problem
An excellent & clear explanation on care,storage, dormancy etc. Many thanks Tyler !!!
Amaryllis is about to boom for the first since I owned it I’m so excited
Oooo lucky!! Which colour??
Thank you so much! A lot of great information.
You are so welcome!
Hope I can do this. Sounds great thank you!
You got this!
Great video! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!! ❤️✨❤️
Such good color for the dark winters here 😭🌺
Right?!
In other news, are you not worried as to how many of these bulbs I'm going to accumulate?!
Great video. Thanks
❤️ thanks for watching!! Did a newer Amaryllis video recently too!!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Good video. Thank you
Awe thanks!!
...let me know if I can help!!
What do I do with leaves that are not flowering? Do I put the bulbs into dormancy with the leaves still part of the flower bulb?
Tyler, I have accumulated 6 amaryllis bulbs. Th bulbs that flowered last year, didn’t bloom this year, so I’ll be following your instructions to hopefully get good rebooking next year. Here are my questions I hope you can help me with.
1. I’d like to repot all of my bulbs into heavier pots (similar to yours). When can I repot these bulbs in fresh soil? Is regular potting soil (like Miracle-Grow) alright to use?
2. I live in eastern NC in a ranch style home, so no basement. For the dormancy period, would placing them under the crawl space be sufficient?
Thank you for helping me with this. I love these flowers!
Don’t stress too much that they didn’t flower this year. You can store them in a shoebox in a cupboard or in the garage. It’s a good idea to allow them to grow foliage to restore the bulb prior to dormancy. That being said you can store the bulbs with or without the soil mix and pot. I like to use a well draining soil mix. I give advice on that in my latest YT video (13 varieties one). Hope this helps, let me know!! ❤️
When I got mine it’s blooming beautifully but I has wax on the base what do I do
I’ve seen those wax coated bulbs before but never had one myself. Can you peel the wax off?
What about when the flower dies & stem dries up? I cut them off & loosened dirt. It’s Feb in ATL GA - now what? Yours truly, Ms Brown Thumb.
Hey mine was in a pot after the flower died and I had to repot it bc the root were just soooo grown. Is mine gonna be growing root excessively?
Not sure there is such a thing as too many roots!
I'm in Minnesota, My blubs have been in the garden all summer, they green leaves. How do I bring them in this fall. I have a area where they get there cold treatment. Thanks
You can bring them in at the end of the month, store them in a dry, cool and dark spot. If you choose to cut back the leaves, make sure you find a way to label any differences, or varieties you may have. Hope this helps!
How long does it take from bulb to blooming?I'm planting it for the first time. Also i'm from Suriname (south america) where the climate is tropic here.
Great question! I don’t want to generalize considering you live in such a different climate! Google may know better than me.
I got one last year November 22. Bloomed for December and now the leaves are not standing and falling down. I just want to cut it. Is it okay to put in dormancy now in July. It’s looks ugly with the leaves that fell down
The summer is crucial to blooming the following season, so I would say no.
I got my amaryllis last year for Christmas it was supposed to only bloom once but I wanted to keep it so I took the wax off the bulb and planted it, I’ve kept it on my fire place where there is not direct sunlight, and I water it once a week, but since then it has had crazy growth in the leaves, so much so that the leaves grow over 3 feet tall and is too heavy for itself even when i try to stabilize it, and they fall and turn yellow, I’ve cut them and they’ve grown back even bigger and heavier! It’s August now, should I put it in its dormant stage? I just don’t want it to die.
Seems like you've done everything correctly! The plant needs to be dormant before it can bloom again.
@@TylerMossop update- my amaryllis never came back after the dormant period:(
@@BugandBuns let the foliage grow back in and try again the following year!
My blooms just finished, I haven't cut them back b/c it looks like they self-pollinated and have seed pods, which is fine. My question is, the pot now has 2 sets of leaves growing on the side, like several inches away from the bulb...can they randomly shoot leaves out of the sides or bottoms??
One of mine did the same! First time I’ve seen that myself! Most likely a pup or baby aka a new bulb!! Lucky
@@TylerMossop Oh yay! Now I'll have to research how to deal with that. The original bulb really needs a new pot anyway so once the seed pods are done I'll figure out repotting! 🙂🙂🙂
I don’t own one but somehow I’m watching this entire video 😂♥️
Lol. Nothing wrong with that!! ❤️❤️❤️
Maybe bc he is cute, has a perfect ratio of grey and dark hair, and HE LOVES FLOWERS (BONUS)?
What if I trimmed the stem? 😬
I’ve had my bulb for about two or three years now, and it’s grown leaves but never a flower stalk. I’m not sure how to care for it at this point, am I doing something wrong that it’s not growing flowers??
Have you tried fertilizing them? They could be lacking some nutrients.
You need to pull them out & send them into dormancy as what Tyler says.
I have a amaryllis and the flower looked like it was rooting at the stem b4 it was able to fully bloom. Does that mean I could cut it at the stem and wait for it to grow again?
Not sure I fully understand but you can deadhead the flowers and cut the stem back once the blooms have faded.
@@TylerMossop wish I could take a picture but ur advice helps, thank u!
Wow. Ok so , my three massive Jumbo Minerva Amaryllis bulbs have been happily growing and maintaining huge long beautiful leaves since last Christmas! I had trimmed the flower stalks down after blooming, but I did not realize I had to force the dormancy period... So should I even bother to shove them into dark cold hibernation at this point (Dec 6th)?? I dont mind a late bloom, or even waiting till next year, but I just dont want to harm the plant. Also, how cold can the bulbs tolerate ? Im in zone 7. Thanks for your very informative video!
You can totally do a dormancy period now!!
@@TylerMossop OK! Ill try it... is it the darkness or the coldness that is most important for dormancy?My unheated attic is dark and also probably below 50 degrees.. is that ok?
@@mmctaggart3012 a shoebox in a cool dry place will work.
@@TylerMossop Thanks so much again... Ill report back in Feb/March!
@@mmctaggart3012 please do! Potted 13 Amaryllis varieties this year! Can’t wait for them to come through 🥰
i accidently broke the amaryliis head as it was ready to bloom this season :(((( do i cut the stem completely?? Also, should i care for it until september?
Oh no! (sorry for the late reply!) Yes, you can still care for it, although the flower is gone, the plant and bulb are still alive! Are the leaves still intact?
Hi I got it as gift. After it died off I managed to replant and now I have got lovely long leaves. Now we going into winter. Do I keep indoors? How do get beautiful flowers. Thank you lots of love from South Africa. 👏👏🌹🌹
Let the leaves soak up the sun in the warm season before putting them into dormancy.
Do I trim off leaves after dormancy. Bloomed only once.
@@sushilashukla1289 I like to let them yellow before trimming them; which happens during dormancy and the leaves aren’t getting any light.
@@TylerMossop hi these are new leaves .I thought it will start blooming
@@sushilashukla1289 I explain it clearly in the video. Please read my comments carefully.
What do you do when the leafs are almost three feet long? I have two leafs that length and they just to heavy
You could support them with a stake, that would work, I wouldn’t advice cutting them until they are yellow.
@@TylerMossop LOL so funny you said that, I just got done using one from one of my orchids that had a really long stem..Thank you for replying!
@@sir_squonks_alot_castro4438 of course!!
Leaf is singular. Leaves is the plural (more than one) You have leaves almost 3' long OR each leaf is almost 3' long.
Hey, I need information on what to do with them in Florida. I bought them in December and a few of them were just blooming or bloomed a week later.
I keep reading and watching about what to do with the bulbs and putting them in your basement, we ain't got basements in Florida and we're lucky if outside goes down to 50 degrees. I thought the leaves would have died off after blooming, but they just keep growing and the leaves are huge. It's March now and I am not sure what I need to do for them to flower again this year. I can't find any information for Florida. And yes they have been outside all winter and the leaves are dark green and very healthy, do I need to cut them back? is it too late? what do I need to do. Thank you in advance.
Michael, you’re fine until the end of summer. Continue to make sure they are getting enough light and water - sounds like they are doing great! The bulbs need to plump up again which they are doing now. When September rolls around find a dark cool place to keep them. Years ago I was in a similar situation and actually kept my amaryllis bulb under the sink in a box 🤦🏽♂️ - so you’ll be fine!!
@@TylerMossop awesome, thank you very much. I bought like 14 of them on sale for $3, gave a few as Christmas gifts, bright red beautiful flowers that they LOVED, and kept the rest. They seeded and I recently planted those, which I have seedlings. So I'm pretty happy. So far so good, just needed clarity on what to do for them in Florida. So I'll keep them growing until later this year, cut them back and put them away for 6 to 8 weeks. Thank you so much. You got a new follower 😀
Michael, I’m sure I’ll do another video in August which will be helpful - they’re amazing flowers!! Love Clivia too which is very similar 🥰
@@TylerMossop great, I look forward to it. I've been a green thumb for many years, more of a love and hobby thing, and I am new to Amaryllis, so beautiful. I was walking thru the nursery and BOOM, these amazing red flowers at Christmas time just pulled me right over. I bought a few and my wife was like "WHOA" when I brought them home. So I drove back up and bought the rest of them. She laughed when we counted them and told me I was crazy.
I look forward to more videos and knowledge.
@@TylerMossop 🤣🙌🏼GLAD I'M NOSEY! This is EXACTLY my plan! Kitchen Sink cabinet!😂😂🤣🤣🤷🏽♀️ I live in Sunny ole L.A. Apartment, no basement for me.
Why are your bulbs planted near a rim of the pot...but far from the opposite rim?
Would you know what would cause my 5 Amaryllis to blood for only 3 days? Thanks in advance.
Some of mine only bloom for several days, a week at most!
@@TylerMossop 👍👍👍
I put mine in the refrigerator for 6 weeks. Now it is in window and growing.
Garage works too!
Do you cut back the leaves after dormancy?
There shouldn’t be any leaves after dormancy
I was told, when the plant is ready for dormancy, to cut all the leaves back. Can I after they turn yellow as you say?
When were they in bloom? Did they turn yellow from overwatering maybe....?
@@TylerMossop no no they're not there yet!! I'm just wondering when comes autumn and I need to store them, can I cut back all the leaves or is that a no no?
@@Progressivelyyou oh OK phew! You had me worried there for a bit. If the leaves are dead, then there is no harm in cutting them back....be sure to label them if you have different varieties because they will all look the same at that point.
@@TylerMossop Ok, thank you! They are actually about to bloom. Caught them on sale for 2$ each, I don't even know what color flower they will be 🤩
@@Progressivelyyou OMG! lucky -- that's amazing, I have a houseplant haul video coming out this Wednesday evening, everything I got was on sale! Best way to get plants - hope you tune in! Thanks for chatting : )
Can I put them on a fridge?
The can get hot, so I wouldn’t recommend it
What kind of soil do you use for them?
Fabrizio, you want to use 2 parts ( something that rich in organic material) good potting mix to 1 part (somethign gritty) perlite or a gritty succulent mix. You can use relative small pots for these, so you don't need a ton.
Ok if I am on a budget I have some unused soil that I've collected from different plants I had, they are mostly from ferns and a palm I had. Its moist, light and also sort of sandy?
@@fabriziodelgado7442 The problem with using soil that is from other plants, is that it may be nutrient poor. So, maybe you could hold off on planting the amaryllis until you have some new/fresh soil? The good news is, like I mentioned you don't need a ton of soil and can use pots that are slightly larger than the bulb.
Ok thats no problem, My home is very dry. The flowers only lasted for a couple of days then they dried up like a raisin. Is that normal? Is there an easier way to increase humidity for the plant?
@@fabriziodelgado7442 if you don’t have a humidifier, there are a few ways depending on what resources/things you have at home - if you do a quick internet search, you can pick the best method based on the tools you have. Hope this helps!!
Too long to get to the point
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I was getting so annoyed too 😩
Wow why be mean? Turn off the volume turn on the cc. The man is sharing his expertise. Please don't shame people for their speech patterns.
Wow your comments are plain old hateful!!!
Your voice is super annoying. Get to the point. You aren't talking about constitutional law.