OMG i'm so bad at plants. This was given to me in Dec. Bloomed till January. So now February, flowers are gone, I cut the stem and now i'm like … now what? LOL.. i'm lost. So, what I understand, stop watering until a few weeks later? so dormancy in my case after summer? for two to three months? ok, i'm guessing by August take out from dark so they'll bloom by December.
What a beautiful collection you have!! Your video was very helpful! I potted some amaryllis bulbs for spring blooms. This is the first time that I have ordered and potted bulbs. My Rosy Star has four beautiful blooms but the blooms have been dripping a sticky liquid on the table. Fortunately, the table is protected with a glass top but I am concerned that I can't place the plants on an unprotected table or the fireplace mantel. Any ideas on how to control the liquid from dripping and possibly damaging the surface on which it is placed?? Thank you!!
Awesome vid! Just got my first amaryllis a few months ago! My only comment is specifically for myself because I’m a visual learner is that maybe you can add pics of the stages or something like that? Still a very helpful video!!
Yes, pics would have been really helpful! If you have a sec. Check out my “after bloom care video” that video has footage of what they look like at that stage in the process
Thank you, my amaryllis is slightly out of routine it’s just starting to bud up now, I will follow your guide as close as I can now. This is the first re bloom it’s had in my care 😬
That’s fine if they went through dormancy and the bulb is still nice and firm to the touch, they may rebloom. The flower stalk takes time to grow as well as new foliage…
@@TylerMossop so thoughtful of you to reply so quickly. I was hoping for Christmas blooms from all of them but I guess not. I didn't know how to handle them after last years blooms. If they don't produce a flower stalks by Jan. should I just force them into the holding / dormant cycle for next year? 🤔 Ty again God bless. TX Barb
@@barbarahill5052 Happy to help! That may or may not work but defintely worth a shot. Otherwise you may need to start with fresh bulbs. Ideally, I think the best advice I can give is: pot them up get them to produce leaves so the bulbs can regenerate, if no leaves are being produced you know that those bulbs may no longer be valid. Then at the end of summer you can start the dormancy cycle.
@@TylerMossop ok again thanks. I surely hope I don't lose them completely. I've spent a lot of $ on bulbs and was so expecting a beautiful explosion of color. I'll just patiently wait and see what develops. I'll continue to follow and enjoy your videos. TX Barb
I live in Connecticut and I was wondering if it was a good idea to buy some amaryllis bulbs now to plant? Please let me know thank you so much for your video
You’re utterly adorable & extremely informative. You deserve WAY more viewership.
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Porque maceta de terracota?
Because it helps absorb any excess water
OMG i'm so bad at plants. This was given to me in Dec. Bloomed till January. So now February, flowers are gone, I cut the stem and now i'm like … now what? LOL.. i'm lost. So, what I understand, stop watering until a few weeks later? so dormancy in my case after summer? for two to three months? ok, i'm guessing by August take out from dark so they'll bloom by December.
What a beautiful collection you have!! Your video was very helpful! I potted some amaryllis bulbs for spring blooms. This is the first time that I have ordered and potted bulbs. My Rosy Star has four beautiful blooms but the blooms have been dripping a sticky liquid on the table. Fortunately, the table is protected with a glass top but I am concerned that I can't place the plants on an unprotected table or the fireplace mantel. Any ideas on how to control the liquid from dripping and possibly damaging the surface on which it is placed?? Thank you!!
You’re very welcome!
Awesome vid! Just got my first amaryllis a few months ago! My only comment is specifically for myself because I’m a visual learner is that maybe you can add pics of the stages or something like that? Still a very helpful video!!
Yes, pics would have been really helpful! If you have a sec. Check out my “after bloom care video” that video has footage of what they look like at that stage in the process
@@TylerMossop awesome I definitely will! Thanks!!
Why do a lot of growers say to leave the stalk on until it yellow’s because it is still getting power from the sun?
Once it’s yellow the plant has absorbed the nutrients, I think that may be what you mean?
Que fertilizante líquido recomiendas
Check out any local nursery to see what is available
Thank you for those great information, I am new beginner,
You are so welcome!
My store bought bulb is so far only producing leaves.
Uh oh! When did you plant/pot it up?
Great information! Where do you buy the big cloches?
I got the RH outlet.
This is probably the best video I've seen on plant care, it explains everything so well!
Awe! Thanks for your support! ❤️🥰🪴
Thank you, my amaryllis is slightly out of routine it’s just starting to bud up now, I will follow your guide as close as I can now. This is the first re bloom it’s had in my care 😬
Congrats! You got this ❤️🪴
Please help, I have 10 different bulbs that this year when I restarted them I only have long limp leaves and no flower stalks on any of them.
That’s fine if they went through dormancy and the bulb is still nice and firm to the touch, they may rebloom. The flower stalk takes time to grow as well as new foliage…
@@TylerMossop so thoughtful of you to reply so quickly. I was hoping for Christmas blooms from all of them but I guess not. I didn't know how to handle them after last years blooms. If they don't produce a flower stalks by Jan. should I just force them into the holding / dormant cycle for next year? 🤔
Ty again God bless. TX Barb
@@barbarahill5052 Happy to help! That may or may not work but defintely worth a shot. Otherwise you may need to start with fresh bulbs. Ideally, I think the best advice I can give is: pot them up get them to produce leaves so the bulbs can regenerate, if no leaves are being produced you know that those bulbs may no longer be valid. Then at the end of summer you can start the dormancy cycle.
@@TylerMossop ok again thanks. I surely hope I don't lose them completely. I've spent a lot of $ on bulbs and was so expecting a beautiful explosion of color.
I'll just patiently wait and see what develops.
I'll continue to follow and enjoy your videos.
TX Barb
wow This is the best video I ever seen wow you gave all the info that I need it thank you and God bless you. Good luck
Awe thank you! Grateful ✨❤️🪴
Omg aTyler, I had absolutely no idea I had to cut my foliage back, I have a ton and I water and fertilize. Now I know. Thank you.
You’re welcome!
They're looking awesome 🌈
To think that’s only half in bloom 🤯
I live in Connecticut and I was wondering if it was a good idea to buy some amaryllis bulbs now to plant? Please let me know thank you so much for your video
I’ve never planted them this time of year. Experiment? Boston area here
Thank you 😊
Love this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Too long winded, information could have been given in half the time.