New poster here - hope it goes OK.

My amaryllis bulbs (bought and planted in January, grown in a cool room) are
just finishing flowering. What plan should I follow to get them to flower
again? I hear different stories about when to stop watering/feeding, and
whether/when to cut off the old leaves. Any help much appreciated.

"amaryllis" wrote in message
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New poster here - hope it goes OK.

My amaryllis bulbs (bought and planted in January, grown in a cool
room) are
just finishing flowering. What plan should I follow to get them to
flower
again? I hear different stories about when to stop watering/feeding,
and
whether/when to cut off the old leaves. Any help much appreciated.

Hope this helps:

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Regards,
Emrys Davies.

amaryllis wrote:
New poster here - hope it goes OK.

My amaryllis bulbs (bought and planted in January, grown in a cool
room) are just finishing flowering. What plan should I follow to get
them to flower again? I hear different stories about when to stop
watering/feeding, and whether/when to cut off the old leaves. Any
help much appreciated.

Not sure what the accepted method it. I pulled the flowering stemm off when
it finished and watered through the summer and let it dry off in winter.
Started watering again in early spring and mine flowered again.

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