AT A GLANCE
How do I encourage a second bloom on my amaryllis?
To encourage a second bloom in the amaryllis, cut off the stem of the first bloom after it has withered. As a result, the bulb accumulates energy reserves and, given sufficient energy and time, can form another bloom, usually in early summer.
When does a second flower grow on the amaryllis?
When the plant after withering the first blossom still enough energy in some cases a second flower can grow on the amaryllis. You cannot force this flower to grow. With a bit of luck and the right one Care However, the amaryllis (hippeastrum) presents you with one more bloom before the transition to the annual dormant phase.
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How do I get a second flower on the amaryllis?
You can encourage the formation of a second flower by stalk the first flowering after fadingcut off. In this way you ensure that the amaryllis does not use any further energy in the formation of seed plugged. Instead, the onion will accumulate reserves of strength. If there is still enough sap and enough time before the next dormant phase, a second bloom can form on the amaryllis.
When can a second flower form on the amaryllis?
Typically, the second flower of the amaryllis grows in the early Summer. While other plants at this time long after the main flowering period only presenting its long green leaves, your amaryllis will then show off a great second bloom. However, this usually does not turn out as magnificent as the first blossom of the amaryllis. Since warm temperatures prevail in summer, you can even keep the amaryllis outside in this case or plant them in the garden.
Tip
Wear protective gloves when cutting back!
If you are cutting back the stalk of the faded first flower or digging up the plant, wear gardening gloves if possible. The amaryllis contains poisonous fabrics. Wear protective gloves to avoid skin contact with them.