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#240210 Oct 25th, 2008 at 11:03 AM
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Hard to believe I brought the bulbs 3 weeks ago badday

Three weeks ago...
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Three days ago...
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Today...
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I think I'm a new Amaryllis fan haha

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WOW!!!! I've got to set some this year. They've only got the single red kind here, your double white is awesome!


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I'm going to go buy one along with the bulbs I'm going to buy.Now those are some beautiful flowers!


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Originally Posted by kennyso
WOW!!!! I've got to set some this year. They've only got the single red kind here, your double white is awesome!

I'm going to try let it seed* grin So if you interested... let me know grin

Originally Posted by emdeGardener2
I'm going to go buy one along with the bulbs I'm going to buy.Now those are some beautiful flowers!

Yep I know grin and I only found out about them a few weeks ago egad

*I'm just having a bit of trouble self pollinating it since I cannot find any stigmas rspb

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thumbup absolutely gorgeous. thanks for sharing kissie

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Hadeda, don't try to get it to set seed. Like all bulbs once it sets seed, it looses vigor. You might be able to plant it outside where you are if it's warm enough. I think they need zone 8 and up


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Jiffy is correct .

YOu should but it in hibernation so it comes back.
seed setting isnt good.

I just got 4 out of the basement which set since july.. Now I will see what happens.

Thanks for sharing those ..Beautiful is the word.



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Those flowers are quite splendid, Hadeda. It's pretty amazing that they grow so quickly. I'm not familiar with them- do they have a strong scent?

Had a look at some of your photos- will have to go back when I have more time; they are great!


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Originally Posted by Jiffymouse
thumbup absolutely gorgeous. thanks for sharing kissie

My pleasure grin
Originally Posted by kennyso
Hadeda, don't try to get it to set seed. Like all bulbs once it sets seed, it looses vigor. You might be able to plant it outside where you are if it's warm enough. I think they need zone 8 and up


Lucky I mentioned it before actually attempting it nervous

I think I'm somewhere between zone 8 to 10, not too sure what my zones are why

Originally Posted by dodge
Jiffy is correct .

YOu should but it in hibernation so it comes back.
seed setting isnt good.

I just got 4 out of the basement which set since july.. Now I will see what happens.

Thanks for sharing those ..Beautiful is the word.


Thanks grin

Maybe I'll just let one of my red ones(got four of them that hasn't flowered yet) set just to experiment with them


p.s. let me know what happens with the four of them
Originally Posted by stevie_g
Those flowers are quite splendid, Hadeda. It's pretty amazing that they grow so quickly. I'm not familiar with them- do they have a strong scent?

Had a look at some of your photos- will have to go back when I have more time; they are great!


Nope they hardly have a scent at all, quite amazing actually why

Thanks for looking at my photos grin

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I think I'm in zone 12 grin

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you should be able to plant them outdoors. they will bloom!

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How pretty! I love those, had a few of them that I kept for a couple of years in the house. Now seeing these I think I jsut may need to get some more of them, I love them when they bloom and it is colder than a creek rock outside.

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Originally Posted by dodge
Jiffy is correct .

YOu should but it in hibernation so it comes back.
seed setting isnt good.

I just got 4 out of the basement which set since july.. Now I will see what happens.

Thanks for sharing those ..Beautiful is the word.



Yes, that is one of the most beautiful displays I have ever seen.--- clap

Dodge--apparently I need a keeper--when it is time to let mine go into hibernation this next time, I need "reminded" OK???

mine has just been put down to hibernate here last week. as I could not bend down to pick it up from outside, where a friend told me to put it last spring.

*I guess I will bring it back out some time in Dec???*


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Sure I will post that on here ...............Hibernation is July...............
\Cut water and put me in the dark basement.............


amaryllis ............is the word.


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Originally Posted by Jiffymouse
you should be able to plant them outdoors. they will bloom!


jiffy ..............the type of weather is a factor in zone 5........But africa ???????? beats me.


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Originally Posted by dodge
Sure I will post that on here ...............Hibernation is July...............
\Cut water and put me in the dark basement.............


amaryllis ............is the word.



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