🍃 Planting Amaryllis ~ Amaryllis Dormancy 🍃 

I have a Best Seller. The bulb is small and so are the flowers, but it amazingly has two flower stalks, and one of them has six blooms! Incredible! Having seen yours, I am looking forward to this bulb growing bigger and producing large flowers.

After so many years of buying Amaryllis from the big box stores and finding them to be mislabeled with the wrong names, I got half a dozen freebies from a favorite local garden center after Christmas last year. So glad I did! With your encouragement and that of Danielle of Northlawn Flower Farm, I grew mine outside (in pots) and they flourished. I may have waited a little late to put them into dormancy as they were doing so well, which means they will be coming out of dormancy and consequently blooming later but I don’t mind when they bloom just so they bloom. Thank you for the wonderful information on caring for my Amaryllis! 💚

It’s so nice to see amaryllis blooming in the cold winter months. Thank you. 🍁🍂🍁🦃💚🙃

I started growing Amarillas after watching your video a few years ago and I'm hooked. Thank you for explaining the life cycle very helpful. Keep us posted on the growth your collection is beautiful.

Will you please show us as they progress? This was very helpful

They are stunning! 💕

Thank you for the update!! 😁💗

When the blooms open use gloves or a paper towel and pull the yellow pollen off the stamens. It slides right off and the blooms will last longer. ( do the same for any lily, tiger, Easter, asiatic etc) Be careful, it will STAIN whatever it touches. Lol.

First time attempting amaryllis dormancy, and this video is a fantastic guide. Cheers.

Thank you for sharing... The first time for me to try my skill for making Amaryllis Re-blom - I was so busy this Christmas hope that it is not too late for me in January . 😇 Good knowledge for me. Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN 💝💖💖💖💖

Great information in one video!

Good luck!!! Here fall begins. Healthy Bulbs you have.

I have never grown amaryllis, and you have inspired me to try. Thanks!

Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge on gardening!! I've learned so much from your videos. Thank you.

Hi and Thank you, Yuliya!

great info!

Thank you for this video about amaryllis! I’m starting to buy them and I got one for Christmas from my brother. I love them and I’m excited to see them bloom! They are gorgeous!

Thank you for sharing this detailed information. I have been very interested in trying amaryllis over the years.

I can never quite get my act together in Sept-just now putting them to bed-but it’s so worth it in the end. Thank you for the reminder.

Thank you, dear Julia! Love your enthusiasm ~ and your style of teaching is perfect for me. God bless you and your whole family.

Lovely Plants ^^ Thank you for good sharing~ Like 497 My friend, have a good day

I love Amaryllis as well and I received one for Christmas from my husband last year. It’s in my basement now but not in a dark place, so I’ll be taking care of that for sure. two months so I’m thinking my blooms won’t happen until after Christmas thank you so much for sharing

Always learn something from your videos ❤ love amaryllis

I just potted mine as well yesterday Also i bought more at the store that is already budding up. So i can have a.succesion blooms..you have such beautiful collections. Apple blossomsis gorgeous so i bought more of those..🤗

This Zone 6B gardener definitely want to see and follow your calendar!

Thank you for the good information I love amaryllis ,because they can be a little expensive I always wait till after Christmas and the stores put them on sale for 5 dollars or less .

I learned a lot thank you😊

Thanks!

Thanks for the reminder, I forgot that I have some in the basement! 😘

I decided to buy one last yr at a garden center, it was pricey, but I figured I'd do the same and plant it outside. It never did bloom, I just put it in my back room I use for sowing seeds. Awhile ago I noticed the foliage growing, and it had a "baby". I pulled the dead foliage, and the baby, planted it thinking I didn't really care when it bloomed. And here I go again, 6 big beautiful leaves, no bud showing, it's been about 3 - 4 weeks now. Your new order look whimsical as well as gorgeous.

I just discovered this video. In September I look my 5 amaryllis bulbs that were growing outside on my deck all summer. I potted them individually and but them in a box in my garage. I left their leaves on and had planned on removing them one by one starting in late November or early December. My plan was to cut off the leaves and start watering. So I didn’t do this right. Next year I will try as you have done.

Where did you get the beautiful pots?

Great information Yulia. Thank you so much. I love your videos 🥰Sadly I decided to give up on mine because after 2 years I couldn’t get them to rebloom. Maybe I will try again next year ❤️

Hi Yuliya, Thanks so much for this segment about amaryllis-it is so easy for this to become an obsession as the flowers are gorgeous. Need to know what fertilizer you use and how and when to fertilize?

Thanks, very timely. I was just noticing that the amaryllis I put in the basement have reached the brown stage. My problem with amaryllis is that the flower heads often become so large and heavy they flop over unless I use all sorts of stakes. I am sure that it will help to give them the sunniest spot I can find so that they don't have to stretch. One reason to do the pebbles and water in a tall glass vase method is that the flower stalk can lean against the side of the vase. Maybe one could add a tad of fertilizer to the water? They certainly do cheer up January!

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Excellent good method

Helpful video

The varieties you ordered are gorgeous! I'm wondering what you did with the small offshoots (of which I ended up having one). Do you plant them up now or do you wait and just plant them out in the garden with the larger ones next summer? Also, thanks for letting us know that sometimes they take a year off - it's reassuring to know that we didn't do anything wrong should that happen!

THANK YOU!!! I will be prepared for next year. This was very comprehensive information and very timely. When you transplant your amaryllis outdoors, does it give you a second bloom??? ♥️♥️♥️

Great information,Yulia . I love 💕 the ones you have , gorgeous blooms and colors . My question is : Can you get more plants out of the ones you already have , Like for instance Dahlias?

Where do you buy your bulbs? I'm interested in the unique colors you displayed. Beautiful!

I wish you had talked about staggering planting/blooming. I'm planting one each in November, December and January to get me over the winter blues.

What a great video,this is the first time I’ve planted an amaryllis bulk it’s a huge bulk I paid $35 for it I opted it up like you said but I did water it ,,and been watering it every few days as seems to be dry it has green on it but nothing coming up the one I got is called monte blanc should I stop watering till I see the green popping up thanks so much for your help

Very helpful

I’ve always put my pots outside for the summer. I’m curious about planting in the garden. Do they do well if you get a lot of rain? And how much do you water them? I like the idea of the bulbs bulking up. Mine seem to only make off shoots but not get bigger.

😅thank you for this wonderful demonstration and info. Perfect timing. I now have 5 amaryllis including 1 that was a waxed bulb (thank you pandemic impulse online buying). They are all in dormancy but I had left them in their pots and put all into a couple boxes behind my bedroom door (live in 1 bedroom condo in Washington DC, so not many storage options). I am curious if the waxed one will blossom again. For that one it’s an experiment. It was an inexpensive one from Trader Joe’s. After it bloomed (only a 6 inch stem with flower), as you stated I cut off the stem but in this case I also peeled off the wax, planted bulb in soil in pot and put it on roof deck with the other amaryllis for the spring and summer. It finally grew leaves and roots. Once I eventually bring it out of dormancy in the new year, will see if it actually grows another flower and maybe a little taller than the puny 6 inches. You make me braver in dealing with plants. Because of you, my cyclamen plant is coming out of dormancy now and growing leaves and buds. My coleus cuttings are rooted at my southern window. Yippee. Thank you for your gentle, positive but also realistic attitude in gardening. I have learned much from you.

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I followed your advice and left my bulb in it’s pot outside over the summer (western Washington state) It bloomed in August! I have since put it into dormancy in it’s pot. Does it need new soil? Do you ever need to feed them? Should I expect a bloom this winter since it bloomed during the summer? Thank you. I really appreciate your channel.

Where did you get those beautiful pots? Please post a link.

We had a very hot summer this year. How do you manage watering your yard? Do you have sprinklers or drip irrigation? I used soaker hoses with timers and I'm just wondering what is the best way to water a yard with several different beds in various locations.

What size Bergs pots are you using? Medium pot or large? I just found you and thoroughly enjoy your video. I want to purchase a Bergs pot to grow my amaryllis. Thank you so much!

How is mom and dad and their beautiful garden doing ❤

Trying to find Bergs pots and can’t seem to find them anywhere? 🍁🍂🍁🦃💚🙃

Hi Yulia! I just brought out my amaryllis from dormancy and there are a couple of new leaves growing, about 6" tall. Should I cut them down to the bulb or leave them alone? Also, do you fertilize them, if so, when do you start and end? Thank you. Great video!

Is it best to use deep pots ?

Where do you buy your Amaryllis bulbs ?

Do you fertilize your amaryllises?

If you plant them in the ground can you just leave them in the ground? I have some that have bloomed outside after the winter for two years now. I live in Central NC

Geez Yuliya, is that your hand-wash only Costco shirt? So confident of you to wear it for this project. 😂

Do they multiply in the ground like daffodils?

I live in zone 10a. I did not get them inside because I have nowhere to keep them to allow them to go dormant. Will they bloom outside?

I just pop mine in the ground and they come back every Spring. Zone 7b

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Amaryllis is a term stemming from Greek, not Latin. I know so, because I speak the language.