Boxlapse. Growing Christmas Amaryllis Time Lapse - Bulb to Flower in 26 Days. Posted: 28 May 2025 | Last updated: 28 May 2025. I thought I messed up some shots during this one, but it turned out ...

Even as our pleasant fall days linger, I can't help anticipating the holiday season. In fact, I'm planning a "Fairytale" season. That's the variety of amaryllis bulbs I've potted up in hopes of ...

An amaryllis bulb, properly cared for, can last for seventy-five years. Note: The bulb is toxic; the flowers and leaves aren't. I used to get Christmas amaryllis as gifts from students. I followed the ...

"It looks like an onion,” said a friend. “I can promise you it isn’t,” I replied. The plant in question was an amaryllis. I recently picked the bulb up from the local garden store and put ...

Amaryllis plants are a popular gift at Christmas and can flower year after year if cared for correctly - but there's one mistake you should avoid when looking after them Skip to main content News ...

Sarah warns against overwatering them, though, as this can lead to bulb rot and a lack of leaves and flowers. "Some amaryllis are prone to falling over because they reach over 60cm (2ft) tall and can ...

An amaryllis vase is a glass vessel that is designed to hold a single bulb above a reservoir of water so the roots stay hydrated, but the bulb doesn't get too wet. They can have tall sides to help ...

Keep the amaryllis bulb in a warm, dark place for a couple of weeks. When you spot a shoot emerging, bring it inside into the light. Flowers can come as soon as six weeks.