Get Amaryllis to Rebloom for Winter | Amaryllis Dormancy Guide || Budget Gardening

Ever wonder how to get Amaryllis to rebloom? In this video, I'll show you exactly what to do in late summer and early fall to ensure your bulbs produce beautiful winter flowers! I'll guide you through the essential Amaryllis dormancy process, including the best way to store your bulbs and get them ready for a new season of blooms. It's the key to enjoying these stunning plants year after year!    • Amaryllis   [00:00] Intro & The Goal of the Video [01:09] The Importance of Amaryllis Dormancy [01:21] Best Time to Start the Dormancy Process [02:54] Step-by-Step Bulb Storage [03:11] Ideal Storage Conditions (Temperature & Location) [08:06] Trimming the Leaves & Roots Here is a general timeline to follow: January - February: Plant amaryllis on a bright windowsill; water; fertilize March - May: Remove spent blooms; keep on a bright windowsill; water; fertilize May - June: Plant outside after frost (in ground or in pots); fertilize. End of August - October: Lift bulbs, place in cool and dry location for 6-10 weeks; do not water; 50-60 Fahrenheit November - December: Clean bulbs; plant in pots with fresh potting mix; start watering; Place on a bright windowsill; 70-75 Fahrenheit; bulbs should bloom in about 8 weeks ______________ Have a gardening question or an idea for future videos? Leave a comment below and let's chat! 📷 Follow me on Instagram for updates, announcements, and pictures of my gardens:   / budgetgardeningvita   #gardenhacks #amaryllis #hippeastrum #houseplants #gardeningtips #gardening #plants #plantcare #flowers #freeplants