The Amaryllis is a fascinating and amazing plant. We were given one of these plants fur Christmas. They grow unbelievably fast and need no water. To read more about the Amaryllis plant and how to care for it you can click here. We took a picture to capture its growth almost every day.
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It is an amazing and giving plant. We were given one also and when we thought it was over, up came another sprout with 4 more blossoms!
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Thank you found it will continue blooming. There seems to be a controversy or weather of weather you should put soil on the second blooms and/ or water. What did you do?.
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