his smile! :) you can tell he really loves what he does! THis was very informative. I like that you SHOWED all the steps, not just talked about them. Thats a lot of work for one little video but this northern gardener appreciates it, and will share it! :)
I have had Amaryllis 4 years, I had 3 flowers last year. I live in San Diego,CA and I have kept the pot on my porch without changing location. I have never cut off the green leaves, I do remove them when they turn yellow. We are having a 38F degree weather at night, at 63+ during the day. They have been doing beautifully and am happy the way they have been doing. Thanks for the tip though.
Thank you for the video! I have one Amaryllis which I bought during Christmas. It didn't produce flower last winter. In the early Summer I put it in a larger pot and leave out side. Several strong leaves came out and the plant looks very healthy. Previously I thought this is just one season plant, which is how I treated another Amaryllis I bought in the year before. Thanks to this video, now I know how to take care of this plant in its life cycle and maybe propagate it from some side shoots...
@@stephanieduncan933 the only way to get the seeds is to not cut off the stem when the flower dies. As it slowly dies the top of the stalk becomes a ball (about 3/4 the size of a golf ball). As the ball dries it slowly opens & you will see flat black (they look like dried paper) seeds. Now you cut the ball off, being careful to not let the seeds drop out. They are very fine & can easily blow away. I keep them in a dry container but don’t seal the lid completely. I’m waiting for mine to completely dry before I attempt to plant them.
It's a really useful video, although not living in a greenhouse, some useful info on necessary light and heat in a home would help even more. Thanks for some great advice anyway!
my reds just gave me seeds for the first time in 7 years. I will be setting them to germinate. I live in the Caribbean so the conditions are right and its dry season, so I will be watering once a week or as the soil is dry to the touch. The temps reach as high as 42C here and the coolest spot out of the sun is 32C during the day, it does get to 23C at night, so it should be fine. Our humidity is 50% during the day and 65% at night so pretty arid this time of the year. Thanks for the tips.
This year was not a good year for my Red Lion Amaryllis. The spikes dried and fell off. I lost 3/4 of my "Mother Plants" and 6/14 of the offsets that I was growing. None of them bloomed this year but at least they leafed out and had healthy leaves. The bulbs are hard and put into hibernation until March-ish. Hopefully they will give me big red blooms again in 2020.
Hi thanks for the great videos but do they flower more than once a year or what about if you live in the tropics on an island with plenty sunshine and rain?
so I'm putting them in a pretty dark basement and checking after 8 weeks, to see if anything is growing. Dark, right? Do they need complete darkness as in putting in a paper bag? I failed last year - followed instructions to shake off the soil, put them in a paper bag for 10 weeks. Got nothing, but new leaves all year, and I fertilized. No water for how long before putting in the dark, 55-degree basement?? THANKS
Thanks for all the info! Easy to follow, and I wasn't distracted at all by the music...maybe people need to adjust their speaker settings...anyway, do we water the bulbs for the ten weeks while they are dormant? My home is especially dry from the A.C unit.
So if I understand it right, I assume I should cut off the leaves and put them in a cool place and bring them back sometime by the end of November ? I let them outside from May to Oct. Then it is too cold so I have to bring them indoors. Maybe Oct. should be the time I cut off the leaves.
I'm amazed you cut off the leaves immediately after flowering. Doesn't the bulb need to regenerate for the next blooming through the leaves? I have had the same two bulbs for several years now and when it blooms in the middle of winter, completes blooming, I just cut off the stalk and leave the leaves in a sunny window. Once warm enough to bring outside (10-12 celcius - no freezing nights), I keep them there all summer and keep watering once a week or so. I cut back leaves once they have semi-yellowed and then leave them dormant which is usually around Aug/Sept. until a month or so before Christmas. This year however, Canada got a tropical summer and one of my bulbs bloomed in July! The bulbs have not been getting bigger though so I might try according to this video. Thanks! How long does a single bulb usually last if taken care of and what sort of fertilizer did you have in your sprayer?
Thanks for the info. I had one flowering at xmas 4 blooms on one stem. Now has been 3 months on a sunny indoor sill with six 70cm strap leaves. I was given another 5 weeks ago and it produced 2 stems with 4 blooms on one and 5 on the other.
ABSOLUTELY DO NOT CUT OFF LEAVES IMMEDIATELY AFTER FLOWERING !!! Kat is right. The leaves are essential for developing a good bulb for the next blooming. This video is not good. Bad advice, & the music doesn't help.
I have a question. I did the prep to the bulb after the flowering process was done. Brought them back out and now I have very tall leaves that aren't very strong. I've read before that if your bulb produces leaves to early you are to cut them again. I have not done this yet. Please advise. Do I just wait?
I have your usual supermarket Christmas amaryllis with pot and peat/compost,it flowered and was beautiful but leaves and roots have dried ,I know leaves have to die back but have left bulb dormant not in soil but in dry place,can I replant it ?
I repotted the three bulbs after they bloomed end of February. The leaves are now more than two feet high and the pots are indoors. Should or can I trim the leaves off to half of what they are now.
As a complete novice to growing any plant 😕😕 My very first Amaryllis (single petal AMBIANCE) which was a Christmas gift, came with pebbles not soil? Had 2 very long stems each with 4 flowers which were gorgeous, but no leaves. Should I still cut the stems down? But my confusion is the pebbles. Do I cut the stems then leave them in the pebbles?? Any info gratefully accepted.
Help, my plant had several blossoms on it last year. Two stocks. This year it looks as though it's not going to do anything. It's been indoors in the sun light . Earlier this year I accidentally put it in fertilizer and the bulb turned white, I panicked and put it in another pot with fresh dirt. And the bulb has turned green. Nothing seems to be happening. Now the weather is changing and nothing. It is going to get much colder. But I'm afraid that'll kill it. What can I do to make it bloom around Christmas time.
I put my bulb in the basement since it flowered last summer ..like 6 months..i saw it sprouting new growth March , brought it upstairs in the light and it now has 3 tall green leaves...but I dont see a flower....can anyone tell me whst to do next ...because this is May and are they supposed to only flower at Christmas? If so should i cut the leaves? Im a bit unsure what to do. ❤
where did you get the "seeds" it looked like pieces of bark, you cut the spent bulb abouy 2" from the bulb and said leave the leaves to photosynthisize but in the nest clip you cut them off, I played this over several times and the green shoots looked healthy as in the previous shot, plz explain
I think the plant is perfect, if you're the type of person don't don't stay on top of your plants like your supposed to. But you do like them. But you don't have any because you suck at it. That's me.. all I did was took it in during the freeze. Watered it once or twice. Thought it was dead. Now it's kind of big. The bulb is probably 3+years old. Planted 2 years ago. I'm on my second flowering right now. About to sprout. I mean bloom. Wish I had a way to show you all. Gangsta qrower. Hood plant.😂 how did I get here on this video? Oh yeah. Took a picture of the plant and Googled it so I would know what name of planet was. Lol. Okay. Thumbs up.
When you watered you had something attached to the hose was that fertilizer you had for the first watering. If so you need to mention that to educated people when to fertilize and what to use.
which is best, letting the leaves die back during the rest period or cutting them off? I also don't have a place that gets that cold I'm in zone 9 California I have dried them off before and they do come back do I just need a shorter resting. Or the 10 weeks is standard thanks I love amaryllis
Jill I'm in zone 9 California, I just keep mine in pots outside in winter. I just keep them out of the rain in winter and they flower every year in spring.
My bulb is about 5" diameter in a 14 inch pot. It sends out 2 shoots 4 feet tall, and the 4 blossoms are 7" diameter. The leaves are 2.5 to 3 feet tall and continue to grow all year round.
The background music is TOO loud, it overpowers your voice. What is important is the words you are saying, the background music (in moderation) would be okay, however, once it overpowers your voice there is a need to increase the volume in order to hear you . . . . and we are back to square one; we cannot hear you clearly. Otherwise, your words are a good explanation of what you are doing.
I have one that bloomed and died off just pulled out the dead stem and kept the leaves because they are still green for several months when should I cut them off (been to afraid)
See my reply above, please. Let the leaves remain & feed it from Feb through fall. Then withhold water, & lightly water, weekly. Remove it from full sun, & stop feeding. As leaves begin to yellow,remove those leaves. I'm of the school that believes in mimicing nature, & that the bulb will let leaves yellow after they are no longer needed, and they gradually go into dormancy, so allow the bulb to take what it needs from the leaves, though some just cut them of at their convenience, & we can see that, for some they do send up healthy looking scapes, so you decide what you want to do. I like the leaves so keep them with my other plants until fall.
you can very carefully remove it if you want, but a chance of having it flowering again is very remote !! also Check "how are made those waxed bulbs , why and where ? " and what to do with them when it has finished flowering. 💐 ....
Video was very informative but was overpowered by music and was hard to hear what you were saying so had to watch Video over and over did not need music in some what back ground video was great on its own so thank you you taught me a lot Thank you from the United Kingdom
Where do I keep the bulb for a dormancy period? Can I put it in the refrigerator? (Away from fruit and veggies) I don't have a basement or a place that would be between 70° F and 35°F (refrigerator). Thanks.
I keep mine loose in a paper bag in the basement for about three months. They can take a fair bit of abuse when they are dormant, the ones you buy in a box have been in there for at least six months. Just make sure they don't rot, water is the enemy during dormancy!
As long as possible. If you want to have new flowers for christmas you have to count backwards to make sure they can go through their whole cycle in time. If you're ok with later blooms you can let them go until they have to come inside for first frost of the year.
How do Dig up my naked ladies from the ground so I can put them somewhere else in the yard. They have been in those spots for at least 15 years. Is this possible
I found Amaryllis in a garbage bin and i felt sorry for it. It was already in bloom, but in a gift package, so someone just threw it away:( I took it inside at my workplace and kept it there and it opened up 2 more flowers. it was white and absolutely gorgeous. When weather was warmer (it was winter when I found it), I took it home, where it sprouted long leaves, but no more flowers. Eventually it just lost all leaves and remained as a bulb in the pot. After some time, a side leave started coming out from the side. But it also died off. Atm, the bulb is strong and green and alive, but nothing else is happening. It is winter outside now and pretty dark most of the day/ evening (I live in Finland). I am bad with plants... but I hope this one lives.
Helluminati I don't think you are bad with plats at all. You love them and rescued one. It will bloom for you. Read the comments above and they will help. Keep on rescuing and learning and appreciating plants and living beings, as you already do.
Great video - thank you!! Question please -- today is Feb 12 and I planted the bulb on January 12. The leaves have grown to 40 inches but no flower yet!! I've been able to keep them upright using supports. But, they keep growing and they will soon choke me. I'm sure of it. What to do? I wonder if I should cut off or trim off the leaves? Please help me before these lil boogers keep growing and inhale me live.
Feed it during the warm months, then in fall, stop feeding & water very slightly. Put it in a dark, cool place to rest. Let the leaves die & yellow, then cut them off about 1"or 2" above the bulb. Leave the bulb there, & water lightly, once a week. When a flower scape emerges, water a bit, not a deep soaking, & bring plant back into the light. The scape will likely need to be staked. Sometimes the leaves come in only after the bloom. Yours may bloom this year, or, likely may need a season, including a dormant cycle to bloom. Which one did you buy?
Hi. In January I bought a Amaryllis plant with bloomed flowers after few months when flowers finished and some of leaves are yellow trimmed and kept in our Garage. My question is when means in which month I will bring back that plant and repot . This is Toronto,Canada cold country. Please let me know . Thanks 🙏, your videos is important to me. Zz.
It is a tropical plant, so if you put it in an unheated garage during the cold months, it will freeze,or just be too cold, & die & then rot, if weather is still cold. Maybe it was plenty warm by the time it went outside, so will be OK.
I just love the joy in his face.
Thanks - that's a lot of info in a four-minute video!
I have mine planted in the ground in my flower garden. I have 5 and they come back every year and have huge blooms on them.
Thank you - What a BEAUTIFUL flower.
his smile! :) you can tell he really loves what he does! THis was very informative. I like that you SHOWED all the steps, not just talked about them. Thats a lot of work for one little video but this northern gardener appreciates it, and will share it! :)
I have had Amaryllis 4 years, I had 3 flowers last year. I live in San Diego,CA and I have kept the pot on my porch without changing location. I have never cut off the green leaves, I do remove them when they turn yellow. We are having a 38F degree weather at night, at 63+ during the day. They have been doing beautifully and am happy the way they have been doing. Thanks for the tip though.
Thank you for the video! I have one Amaryllis which I bought during Christmas. It didn't produce flower last winter. In the early Summer I put it in a larger pot and leave out side. Several strong leaves came out and the plant looks very healthy. Previously I thought this is just one season plant, which is how I treated another Amaryllis I bought in the year before. Thanks to this video, now I know how to take care of this plant in its life cycle and maybe propagate it from some side shoots...
Your video is very helpful and look forward to growing lots of amaryllises in the future. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing Jeff. I love Amaryllis flowers. Never seen the seed of it.
Is that what those black thin flakes were? Couldn't catch what he was saying. I have a red one that's done blooming. Want to keep alive.
@@stephanieduncan933 the only way to get the seeds is to not cut off the stem when the flower dies. As it slowly dies the top of the stalk becomes a ball (about 3/4 the size of a golf ball). As the ball dries it slowly opens & you will see flat black (they look like dried paper) seeds. Now you cut the ball off, being careful to not let the seeds drop out. They are very fine & can easily blow away. I keep them in a dry container but don’t seal the lid completely. I’m waiting for mine to completely dry before I attempt to plant them.
Thank you so much for this video, the most helpful and through I’ve watched!
Loved this video! This man has uplifting, great energy and the music is very soothing! Excellent information!
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Excellent! Thank you so much from California!
Wonderful video! Simple! Thank you! You are so pleasant!!!!
It's a really useful video, although not living in a greenhouse, some useful info on necessary light and heat in a home would help even more. Thanks for some great advice anyway!
my reds just gave me seeds for the first time in 7 years. I will be setting them to germinate. I live in the Caribbean so the conditions are right and its dry season, so I will be watering once a week or as the soil is dry to the touch. The temps reach as high as 42C here and the coolest spot out of the sun is 32C during the day, it does get to 23C at night, so it should be fine. Our humidity is 50% during the day and 65% at night so pretty arid this time of the year. Thanks for the tips.
Just got 1 from my neighbor first mistake I buried the entire bulb I quickly corrected after seeing your video.
Thank you for teaching me . I will try this and let you know. JT
I'm in love. Thank you so much.
I liked your smile ..: good video
Thank you. I Love Amarillis
Great video 👍👍
Thank you, so helpful!
Beautiful.👍.will try and grow it for myself 🙂
Thanks for your info this flower
Wow beautiful idia , I love Amaryllis. Thank you for sharing new Subcriber watching your video from Phil.
Thanks for sharing
How long after flowering do you leave the leaves on before you cut them off ?
great video
Good video 🙏
Why is it that when someone is talking there is music playing......it blots out the voice
Lovely video and location, thanks for sharing.Your plants look amazing.Quite jealous!
Thanks for the advice do you leave the bulbs in the soil after blooming or take it out to dry for next season
This year was not a good year for my Red Lion Amaryllis. The spikes dried and fell off. I lost 3/4 of my "Mother Plants" and 6/14 of the offsets that I was growing. None of them bloomed this year but at least they leafed out and had healthy leaves. The bulbs are hard and put into hibernation until March-ish. Hopefully they will give me big red blooms again in 2020.
Hi thanks for the great videos but do they flower more than once a year or what about if you live in the tropics on an island with plenty sunshine and rain?
They just do so well in cooler climes. Mine is just all leaves in sunny M'sia. ):
so I'm putting them in a pretty dark basement and checking after 8 weeks, to see if anything is growing. Dark, right? Do they need complete darkness as in putting in a paper bag? I failed last year - followed instructions to shake off the soil, put them in a paper bag for 10 weeks. Got nothing, but new leaves all year, and I fertilized. No water for how long before putting in the dark, 55-degree basement?? THANKS
I noticed you've attached a container on water hose > what's the potion you're using to feed the bulbs with? This gardener wants to know lol
Don’t cut your flower stock until it has yellowed, When it’s green it’s still contributing to supporting the bulb
Will this work in our climate, I wonder? Just keeping them dry in their pots in a dark place? I live in Malaysia :)
Thanks for all the info! Easy to follow, and I wasn't distracted at all by the music...maybe people need to adjust their speaker settings...anyway, do we water the bulbs for the ten weeks while they are dormant? My home is especially dry from the A.C unit.
I wondered about that, too.
What planting medium do you use for your amaryllis plants?
Thank you, just the informtive video I needed. Appreciated
Hi edagdwg love this video thank you for this I love these plants buy them but made the mastake of just letting them set Linda j ☮️
Thanks for your vedio
What is the right season for planting amaryllis seeds؟
So if I understand it right, I assume I should cut off the leaves and put them in a cool place and bring them back sometime by the end of November ? I let them outside from May to Oct. Then it is too cold so I have to bring them indoors. Maybe Oct. should be the time I cut off the leaves.
I'm amazed you cut off the leaves immediately after flowering. Doesn't the bulb need to regenerate for the next blooming through the leaves? I have had the same two bulbs for several years now and when it blooms in the middle of winter, completes blooming, I just cut off the stalk and leave the leaves in a sunny window. Once warm enough to bring outside (10-12 celcius - no freezing nights), I keep them there all summer and keep watering once a week or so. I cut back leaves once they have semi-yellowed and then leave them dormant which is usually around Aug/Sept. until a month or so before Christmas. This year however, Canada got a tropical summer and one of my bulbs bloomed in July! The bulbs have not been getting bigger though so I might try according to this video. Thanks! How long does a single bulb usually last if taken care of and what sort of fertilizer did you have in your sprayer?
Thanks for the info. I had one flowering at xmas 4 blooms on one stem. Now has been 3 months on a sunny indoor sill with six 70cm strap leaves. I was given another 5 weeks ago and it produced 2 stems with 4 blooms on one and 5 on the other.
ABSOLUTELY DO NOT CUT OFF LEAVES IMMEDIATELY AFTER FLOWERING !!! Kat is right. The leaves are essential for developing a good bulb for the next blooming. This video is not good. Bad advice, & the music doesn't help.
Kat That’s right he cut off the stem and then immediately cut off the leaves. That doesn’t make any sense.
So, I shouldn't bring it out of the dark until I see it start to sprout? I missed that part
I have a question. I did the prep to the bulb after the flowering process was done. Brought them back out and now I have very tall leaves that aren't very strong. I've read before that if your bulb produces leaves to early you are to cut them again. I have not done this yet. Please advise. Do I just wait?
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I have your usual supermarket Christmas amaryllis with pot and peat/compost,it flowered and was beautiful but leaves and roots have dried ,I know leaves have to die back but have left bulb dormant not in soil but in dry place,can I replant it ?
I repotted the three bulbs after they bloomed end of February. The leaves are now more than two feet high and the pots are indoors. Should or can I trim the leaves off to half of what they are now.
As a complete novice to growing any plant 😕😕 My very first Amaryllis (single petal AMBIANCE) which was a Christmas gift, came with pebbles not soil? Had 2 very long stems each with 4 flowers which were gorgeous, but no leaves. Should I still cut the stems down? But my confusion is the pebbles. Do I cut the stems then leave them in the pebbles?? Any info gratefully accepted.
I have tried growing this an have no luck 🤦♀️ but will try again hopefully I will succeed
Hi, when you get your bulb follow the instructions on the box. Don't give up. You going to need a lot of patience. Fallow the (amaryllis men)
Help, my plant had several blossoms on it last year. Two stocks. This year it looks as though it's not going to do anything. It's been indoors in the sun light . Earlier this year I accidentally put it in fertilizer and the bulb turned white, I panicked and put it in another pot with fresh dirt. And the bulb has turned green. Nothing seems to be happening. Now the weather is changing and nothing. It is going to get much colder. But I'm afraid that'll kill it. What can I do to make it bloom around Christmas time.
At what point after you cut the stock back do you cut the leaves off ?
How long a time do you leave between cutting stalk and then cutting off leaves
Mine is always fling over cause the bulb can't be far down in dirt what do I do
I put my bulb in the basement since it flowered last summer ..like 6 months..i saw it sprouting new growth March , brought it upstairs in the light and it now has 3 tall green leaves...but I dont see a flower....can anyone tell me whst to do next ...because this is May and are they supposed to only flower at Christmas? If so should i cut the leaves? Im a bit unsure what to do. ❤
I planted small, baby bulbs from Amazon...How many years should I wait for them to bloom like normal, large Amaryllas do?
Hi, I planted my amerillis in the garden eight years ago, I have leaves, but not flowers, what should I do?
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where did you get the "seeds" it looked like pieces of bark, you cut the spent bulb abouy 2" from the bulb and said leave the leaves to photosynthisize but in the nest clip you cut them off, I played this over several times and the green shoots looked healthy as in the previous shot, plz explain
how do you get seeds from amaryllis been growing them for a while have never seen a seen
Should i put the waterless bulb in soil after it blooms
do you feed the bulbs and when do you do it?
hi !
how to make anothers bulbs from one ?
I think the plant is perfect, if you're the type of person don't don't stay on top of your plants like your supposed to. But you do like them. But you don't have any because you suck at it. That's me.. all I did was took it in during the freeze. Watered it once or twice. Thought it was dead. Now it's kind of big. The bulb is probably 3+years old. Planted 2 years ago. I'm on my second flowering right now. About to sprout. I mean bloom. Wish I had a way to show you all. Gangsta qrower. Hood plant.😂 how did I get here on this video? Oh yeah. Took a picture of the plant and Googled it so I would know what name of planet was. Lol. Okay. Thumbs up.
he is good and very informative sweet !;) amaryllis is a great house plant
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How do you get the stalk so tall? Mine is short.
When you watered you had something attached to the hose was that fertilizer you had for the first watering. If so you need to mention that to educated people when to fertilize and what to use.
I got then green leaf but not the middle flower shoot.
which is best, letting the leaves die back during the rest period or cutting them off?
I also don't have a place that gets that cold I'm in zone 9 California I have dried them off before and they do come back do I just need a shorter resting. Or the 10 weeks is standard thanks I love amaryllis
Jill I'm in zone 9 California, I just keep mine in pots outside in winter. I just keep them out of the rain in winter and they flower every year in spring.
I planted my Amaryllis out since July no flowers till now just green leaves.
Where did the seeds come from?
so the phase where the bulb has leaves and sun lasts for about 4 months. ....then cut the leaves off.
My bulb is about 5" diameter in a 14 inch pot. It sends out 2 shoots 4 feet tall, and the 4 blossoms are 7" diameter. The leaves are 2.5 to 3 feet tall and continue to grow all year round.
Wow
Great video but music is too loud.
Great video. Thanks. I have one that is at least 15 years old and blooms every year.
_Amaryllis_ genus (both types) is native to the Western Cape region of South *Africa* ...
The background music is TOO loud, it overpowers your voice. What is important is the words you are saying, the background music (in moderation) would be okay, however, once it overpowers your voice there is a need to increase the volume in order to hear you . . . . and we are back to square one; we cannot hear you clearly.
Otherwise, your words are a good explanation of what you are doing.
I have one that bloomed and died off just pulled out the dead stem and kept the leaves because they are still green for several months when should I cut them off (been to afraid)
See my reply above, please. Let the leaves remain & feed it from Feb through fall. Then withhold water, & lightly water, weekly.
Remove it from full sun, & stop feeding. As leaves begin to yellow,remove those leaves. I'm of the school that believes in mimicing nature, & that the bulb will let leaves yellow after they are no longer needed, and they gradually go into dormancy, so allow the bulb to take what it needs from the leaves, though some just cut them of at their convenience, & we can see that, for some they do send up healthy looking scapes, so you decide what you want to do.
I like the leaves so keep them with my other plants until fall.
What do you do with the wax covering around the Bulb
you can very carefully remove it if you want, but a chance of having it flowering again is very remote !! also Check "how are made those waxed bulbs , why and where ? " and what to do with them when it has finished flowering. 💐 ....
Need to adjust the volume higher couldn't hear very well what you're saying.
Being hearing impared, the music makes it impossible to understand what is being said. This applies to ALL videos.
I'm trying to save mine.
Video was very informative but was overpowered by music and was hard to hear what you were saying so had to watch Video over and over did not need music in some what back ground video was great on its own so thank you you taught me a lot Thank you from the United Kingdom
Where do I keep the bulb for a dormancy period? Can I put it in the refrigerator? (Away from fruit and veggies)
I don't have a basement or a place that would be between 70° F and 35°F (refrigerator). Thanks.
I keep mine loose in a paper bag in the basement for about three months. They can take a fair bit of abuse when they are dormant, the ones you buy in a box have been in there for at least six months. Just make sure they don't rot, water is the enemy during dormancy!
How long do you leave leaves on and in the sun before you force dormancy?
As long as possible. If you want to have new flowers for christmas you have to count backwards to make sure they can go through their whole cycle in time. If you're ok with later blooms you can let them go until they have to come inside for first frost of the year.
Waau thanks. Please drop the music next time
hello sir can you delivery this plant bulb in india?i want buy this plant bulb.
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The music was too loud and made it difficult to hear!
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Thanks for the video but the sound quality is 🤔
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How do Dig up my naked ladies from the ground so I can put them somewhere else in the yard. They have been in those spots for at least 15 years. Is this possible
I don't think Naked Ladies are Amaryllis. Aren't they a Tropical lily?
I found Amaryllis in a garbage bin and i felt sorry for it. It was already in bloom, but in a gift package, so someone just threw it away:( I took it inside at my workplace and kept it there and it opened up 2 more flowers. it was white and absolutely gorgeous. When weather was warmer (it was winter when I found it), I took it home, where it sprouted long leaves, but no more flowers. Eventually it just lost all leaves and remained as a bulb in the pot. After some time, a side leave started coming out from the side. But it also died off. Atm, the bulb is strong and green and alive, but nothing else is happening. It is winter outside now and pretty dark most of the day/ evening (I live in Finland). I am bad with plants... but I hope this one lives.
Helluminati I don't think you are bad with plats at all. You love them and rescued one. It will bloom for you. Read the comments above and they will help. Keep on rescuing and learning and appreciating plants and living beings, as you already do.
I have only leaves. No Blumes what. Shpulhh I do.....?.....
Great video - thank you!! Question please -- today is Feb 12 and I planted the bulb on January 12. The leaves have grown to 40 inches but no flower yet!! I've been able to keep them upright using supports. But, they keep growing and they will soon choke me. I'm sure of it. What to do? I wonder if I should cut off or trim off the leaves? Please help me before these lil boogers keep growing and inhale me live.
Feed it during the warm months, then in fall, stop feeding & water very slightly. Put it in a dark, cool place to rest.
Let the leaves die & yellow, then cut them off about 1"or 2" above the bulb. Leave the bulb there, & water lightly, once a week.
When a flower scape emerges, water a bit, not a deep soaking, & bring plant back into the light. The scape will likely need to be staked. Sometimes the leaves come in only after the bloom.
Yours may bloom this year, or, likely may need a season, including a dormant cycle to bloom.
Which one did you buy?
Thank you for the information, but my Q is what type of soil and fertilizer do we use ?
this is hippeastrum, no amaryllis but the lesson is very interessing
Hi. In January I bought a Amaryllis plant with bloomed flowers after few months when flowers finished and some of leaves are yellow trimmed and kept in our Garage. My question is when means in which month I will bring back that plant and repot . This is Toronto,Canada cold country. Please let me know . Thanks 🙏, your videos is important to me. Zz.
It is a tropical plant, so if you put it in an unheated garage during the cold months, it will freeze,or just be too cold, & die & then rot, if weather is still cold. Maybe it was plenty warm by the time it went outside, so will be OK.