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Monday, November 18, 2013
Amaryllis Season
I had left these bulbs to grow their leaves and settle for few months before trimming them off and storing them in a cool place. I think it would have been like 3-5 months period time when suddenly few of these bulbs are shooting flower spikes. I manage to put them close together as the flowers starts to bloom.
It is indeed lovely to enjoy these blooms nearing the holiday season.
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- James David
- Tropical Garden, Batu Caves, Malaysia
- My Malaysian Tropical Garden mainly focused on unique and colorful plants ranging from rare to common plants all around the tropical belt across the world. Ideal for inspiration for challenging areas in the garden space - indoor gardening, balcony gardening and small green spaces especially for ariods, bromeliads, begonias, edibles, cascading & vertical garden plants, succulents & cacti, orchids, together with both shade and sun loving plants.
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- Amaryllis At its Peak.
- Indoor Plants - Office Cubicle
- Airplants and Spanish Moss - Updates.
- Cactus, Succulents and like.
- Bromeliad Collection
- Mexican Sword Plant
- November Blooms
- Blooms of the Month: November 2013
- Amaryllis Season
- Eulophia Ground Orchids
- Oncidium Blooms
- Succulents Hanging Corner
- Begonia Updates
- Garden Updates - Part 3
- Garden Updates - Part 2
- November Garden Updates - Part 1
- A Trip to Sg.Buloh Nurseries (Updated 2020)
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5 comments:
Beautiful.. I have some in my garden too..
I have some in my garden that have not flowered - I think they are in a spot that is too shady. I was wondering about digging them up and putting them into a pot to force flower them. I was thinking of cutting the leaves off when I do that - I have noticed in the past this tends to force them to make flowers instead of all their energy going into leaves.
Thanks!
Its a good idea to do that.
Normally I would leave it for finish all its blooms and let the leaves to grow for few months and then uproot them and keep it aside together with the leaves.
I let the leaves dry out naturally and then trim it off once its totally dried - storing the bulb in a cool dry place.
These bulbs are now springing back to life with only the flower spikes blooming.
I think - I just have to maintain it in this style of planting them without much care.
Enjoying the blooms and removing them after few months when they are done.
Nice blooms. I love amaryllis. If only there blooms would last longer.
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