Larger bulbs tend to produce more flowers." 2. Use well-draining soil Amaryllis bulbs should be planted in a well-draining soil mix, similar to when caring for most houseplants. Autumn Hilliard ...

Do not let the plant sit in water as wet soil can promote bulb and root rot and attract pests. Fertilize amaryllis each time you water at half the recommended strength when new growth is visible ...

Winter can feel a bit dull for gardeners since there’s not much to do outside in the yard. But you can try forcing bulbs to ...

Before you attempt to save a bulb, it's important to know that amaryllis that have been grown in water or encased in wax are typically meant to be discarded after blooming. Without soil ...

Earlier this month at church, a reader and a friend asked me if I could tell them how to get her Amaryllis to re-bloom. I have always loved Amaryllis, and one time, I bought a beautiful Amaryllis with ...

Q: I got an amaryllis bulb encased in wax at Christmas, and it’s done blooming. Can I save it and get it to rebloom again ...

You’re probably familiar with the crisp red blooms of the traditional amaryllis – but if you feel like something more unusual ...

Folks living on the mainland are experiencing the chill of winter but Hawaii’s spring begins as the days get longer. Spring ...

The hybrid amaryllis (Hippeastrum ... the bulbs and position the bulb so the top third or so of the bulb sticks up out of the soil. The final level of the growing medium should be approximately ...

Before you attempt to save a bulb, it's important to know that amaryllis that have been grown in water or encased in wax are typically meant to be discarded after blooming. Without soil, these bulbs ...