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On a former Post:
When each bloom withers, cut the flower off just in back of the bloom, removing the green 'lump' in back of the blossom, and the thin stem connecting the bloom to the main flower stem. This is done so that the plant does not waste energy forming seeds behind each bloom. It is not worth trying to propagate amaryllis from seed, as it would be a multi-year project until you produced a bulb capable of flowering.
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6 comments:
Well what a special day this turned out to be and the photos are great too.
I agree here with Abe... this is a beauty of a plant and your pictures are stunning.
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Beautiful bloom Dee. One talented lady!
This is a beautiful plant! I loved the You Tube time lapse also!!
Well shot and very well presented post enjoyed.
Lovely amaryllis, I did not get one this year or paperwhites.....:(
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