Waxed amaryllis bulbs display

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Waxed amaryllis bulbs are popular around the holidays, and it’s very fun to watch them bloom without any water or soil. Learn everything you need to know to care for your waxed amaryllis bulb.

Run, don’t walk!

Touch of Wax Amaryllis is the perfect holiday bulb for everyone to enjoy! Place the carefree bulb down anywhere – a living room table, kitchen counter, or office desk. Next, watch the astonishing beauty of the amaryllis happen – it’s like magic. You don’t need to do anything – there is no pot, no soil,

This is the time of the year you can get the Amaryllis bulbs and starting growing them for the holidays. It's dark and overcast outside so I used my manual settings to get lighten things up. As you can also see in the background my "Thanksgiving" cactus is in full bloom! We were at Home Depot and I spotted these wax coated Amaryllis that you don't have to water. A couple of years ago I ran across this idea of growing them in a tall glass cylinder at a garden center. I shared a post of my…

Patricia Hunt on Instagram: "Amaryllis season!! Most amaryllis will take between six to eight weeks to flower. With 5 weeks before Thanksgiving and 9 weeks until Christmas now is the time to plant. We have beautiful, healthy bulbs available in shop and online. Let us know how we can help. Xoxo, 🌿🌸 In shop and online Crew #amaryllis #fallflowers #pottedplants #901memphis #901 #shop901"

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Amaryllis are easy for forcing indoor flowers over winter, but as the bulbs grow they will need larger containers. Learn how to repot amaryllis in this guide.

Have you received a waxed amaryllis as a gift and wondered... 'Well, what do I do with it next?' If so, Lisa has the answer for you in this video, where she instructs you on how to remove the wax coating and pot up the amaryllis so that you can continue enjoying it for years to come! See it here over on our YouTube channel.