Waking Up Amaryllis Bulbs From Dormancy: An Easy Step-by-step Guide 🍁 planting Amaryllis for 🎄 bloom
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- If you're looking to start growing amaryllis bulbs again, this video is for you! In it, I'll show you how to wake up amaryllis bulbs from dormancy, and help them start growing again.
Dormancy is a natural stage that many plants go through in order to conserve energy. However, if you want your amaryllis bulbs to start growing again, you need to wake them up from dormancy. In this video, we'll guide you through the process of waking up amaryllis bulbs from dormancy, and help them start growing again!
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You have a beautiful garden, saw you on Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat 🙂 Nice to have inspiration from another Zone 4 Gardener 👩🌾🌼
Thank you. I just saw you as well Your garden is beautiful too. I just subscribed. We could learn from each other 🌼🍃
I love Amaryllis
Me too
I just came over from Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat! I have a CZcams channel too. I just subscribed to your channel.
Thank you so much😊🍃🌼
Amazing work, excellent video. I am in 8A/8B se Virginia USA. New friend here. Saw you on Janey's channel.
Thank you so much😊. Janey is so sweet.
@@HostaandLilyGarden my pleasure- she is awesome
I am in 8A too, North Carolina.
@@simple_southern_garden awesome- Newport News Va
Thank you for great instructions.
You are welcome. Thank you for watching😊
terimakasih sudah berbagi cara menanam amarilis step by step
You are welcome😊 and thank you for watching
How often do you need to water a waxed amaryllis bulb and when should you plant them? We live in Florida, so hopefully someone from that area can give me a good schedule. Thanks.
Waxed Amaryllis don't need water. You can plant them after they are done blooming
When they finish blooming, peel off the wax, then plant immediately. The leaves that will provide the energy for next years bloom will emerge from the bulb as the blossoms fade. Better yet, don't buy waxed bulbs. They are intended to be disposable. The basal plate (From which the roots emerge) is cut off so that the bulb will sit flat. If part of the basal plate survives, it can send out new roots, but if it is completely removed, the bulb will shrivel up and die.
See how they look like lmaf
This is the first year I kept my amaryllis. Just took them out of the basement this week. Hoping to have some blooms soon. Thanks for all the inspiration. Found you on Dig, Plant, Water , Repeat. 🌱🪴❤️🌱
Thank you for watching😊
@@rosatempera8227you are right. In order to go dormant, they need to be dried.Thank you😊