How to propagate Amaryllis and what to pay attention to

How to propagate Amaryllis and what to pay attention to

Reproduction method of Amaryllis

The most common methods of propagation of Amaryllis are sowing and division. Its seeds can be propagated, and the natural reproduction method is sowing propagation. Amaryllis propagates fastest by division.

Amaryllis breeding time

Amaryllis is suitable for breeding in spring and autumn, preferably in spring from April to June. The sunlight, temperature and humidity at this time are very suitable, which is very suitable for the growth of bulbs.

Methods of breeding Amaryllis

Propagation of Amaryllis by division

The old bulbs of Amaryllis can grow 2-3 small bulbs every year. The bulbs can be cut manually. Cut the mother bulb lengthwise and divide it into several parts. Then divide the middle part into two halves. The lower half of each part is attached with a part of the bulb disk. Then plant the cuttings in the soil and water it. After about 40 days, the bulb will produce one or two small bulbs, and will take root in the lower part.

Cutting propagation of Amaryllis

The mother bulb of Amaryllis can be cut into many parts, and then cut into scales, and inserted obliquely into vermiculite or sand. It can be planted after it grows two true leaves. If the potting soil is too loose when planting the pseudobulb, it will have a great impact on flowering and shorten the flowering period. At this time, sandy soil, peat soil and sand can be mixed for maintenance.

Sowing propagation of Amaryllis

Since the seeds of Amaryllis are relatively large, they are suitable for spot sowing. The spacing between sowing is about two or three centimeters. When germinating, the temperature should be kept within the range of 15~20℃. Seedlings will emerge within about 10~15 days. It takes two to three years from sowing to flowering.

Notes on breeding of Amaryllis

Amaryllis is suitable for maintenance in fertile, breathable and well-drained soil. Do not use heavy clay soil. Sufficient light should be provided during the growth period, but it should not be exposed to direct sunlight. The amount of water should be controlled during watering. Watering should not occur. Watering should be done thoroughly at once. In addition, the flower stalks should be trimmed after the flowers have bloomed.


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