DemBones DemBones
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Wed Mar-11-09 08:11 PM
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| Who can tell me about growing Amaryllis? |
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I have some bulbs that were given to me and one has bloomed already. I'm removing the flowers as they dry up but wondering if I should cut off the entire flower stalk once the last flower is gone. I want to keep them growing and move them outdoors when it's safe to do so. Maybe I'll keep them in pots so I can bring them back in as needed.
So, what to do about the stalk? Remove it or let it die back on its own like I would with daffodils?
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Wed Mar-11-09 11:15 PM
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You can do either. They make nice greenery all year. You can leave the leaves if you want. But it's okay too if you trim them. I divide mine every year or so. Just dig em up and seperate the bulbs. Replant them and you are all set.
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Thu Mar-12-09 07:26 PM
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| 3. Thanks for all the info. I should |
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have paid more attention to what my father did with his Amaryllis but I mostly grew veggie back then.
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Thu Mar-12-09 07:14 PM
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| 2. If you cut back the stalk and feed it, you might get a secondary set of leaves & blooms, |
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Thu Mar-12-09 07:28 PM
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| 4. Thanks for the tip. I'd like to have them |
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re-bloom outdoors, too, if possible, so I'll feed them well and see how it goes.
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