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Mar 27, 2020 5:51 AM CST
Name: Ron
Modi'in Israel (Zone 11a)
I though that amaryllis bulbs cannot be forced to bloom, so I did a small test. I have them in several pots for few years, during that time they have boom grown and gave a lot of babies. I decided to split all babies and plant them separately in a pot, and the big bulbs I planted in another pot. During this replant I had to cut most of the roots of each bulb. 2 pots are spited, 2 remained as is.

here one of the pots that was not splitted.
as you can see central bulb has no bud, and will not bloom, although last year it bloomed

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here are all the small bulbs

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and 2 big bulbs (about 7 cm in diameter) that were separated, as you can see each one starting a bud




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So if you want your bulbs to bloom each year, separate them

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