Potted amaryllis

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Here are the steps necessary to keep your amaryllis bulbs from year to year. These are easy to grow and keep alive following the simple steps in our blog post.

Droopy amaryllis plants aren't uncommon; these symptoms are typically caused by environmental problems. Read this article to learn what makes the leaves on amaryllis turn yellow and droop.

Amaryllis, known for their large indoor blooms in winter, are easy to regrow annually. To plant, use a 6-7” pot for individual bulbs or a large container like a punch bowl for 3-5 bulbs.

The lily-like flowers - exotic and tropical - are the star of the amaryllis show. So what?s going on when amaryllis grows leaves but no flowers? When an amaryllis has no flowers, just leaves, you need to look at their care. Click here for more info.

Have you received a waxed amaryllis as a gift and wondered... 'Well, what do I do with it next?' If so, Lisa has the answer for you in this video, where she instructs you on how to remove the wax coating and pot up the amaryllis so that you can continue enjoying it for years to come! See it here over on our YouTube channel.

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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.

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

Down to the wire. If there are last-minute gifts on your holiday list, just say no to the frenzy at the mall. A DIY potted amaryllis bulb is a lovely gift—and you'll enjoy assembling it.