How to care for amaryllis after blooming

How to force an Amaryllis to bloom in time for Christmas. One simple step is the key to making your amaryllis bulb rebloom and that is to simply give it a break in early fall. After a short dormancy it'll be ready to bloom for Christmas again!

Keeping an amaryllis bulb after flowering is easy. Follow these detailed steps for what to do with it once the blooms have faded and died.

HOW TO plant and care for amaryllis flowers and get them to rebloom for years. Learn how to get an amaryllis to bloom again.

Have you wondered exactly what to do with Amaryllis bulbs after they are done blooming? Confused about how to properly care for amaryllis? Well keep reading

Learn all about amaryllis dormancy: when and how to prepare it, tips to care for it during its rest period, and how to revive it afterward.

Waxed amaryllis bulbs are easy to care for, don't require water or soil, and can be reused to bloom again. Learn more in this detailed guide.

Caring for an amaryllis is a rewarding experience that can bring vibrant colors and beauty to any indoor space. As a plant that is native to South Africa, amaryllis can thrive in a variety of indoor environments. Proper care is essential for the amaryllis to bloom and grow to its full potential so let's learn more about how to care for an Amaryllis.

If you haven't experienced the joy of giant red blooms just in time for Christmas, then you clearly aren't part of the amaryllis club. Forcing bulbs to bloom in the middle of winter is a

Amaryllis bulbs have beautiful flowers. Out of all the flowering bulbs you could plant in your garden, amaryllis flowers are one of the easier to take care of. Amaryllis can be planted indoors or outdoors,

Storing amaryllis bulbs for next year is easy. Follow my step by step instructions for overwintering them indoors, in the ground, or in pots.