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- So you pour your Amaryllis exemplary
- Cast Ritterstern systematically - That's how it works
- Pour Amaryllis from below - How to use the capillary force
- Tips
At flowering time the Amaryllis needs a lot of water
So you pour your Amaryllis exemplary
The vegetation cycle of an amaryllis depends on subtropical climatic conditions with rainy flowering and growth phases, followed by a dry respite. Coordinate the water balance, shows the knights star a fulminant flowers. So pour the Hippeastrum right.
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Proportional to the shoot increases the water requirement of an amaryllis. If the floral treasure is in full bloom, the water balance levels off at the highest level, in order to reduce itself until the beginning of growth calmness. How this requirement actually affects the care protocol has been compiled for you here:
Until November a knight star lingers in the cool, dark room, where it is not poured. Here, the flower bulb collects strength for a renewed budding. In connection with the transfer to fresh substrate the water supply starts again at a low level.
Pour Amaryllis from below - How to use the capillary force
A knight star is always planted so that the onion is only partially covered with soil. To avoid over-moistening the onion skins with water, pour the plant from below. For this, the coaster is filled with water for 10 to 15 minutes. Thanks to the capillary force, the moisture rises, leaving the exposed tuber part dry.
Tips
The end of the wintry bloom flows smoothly into the summer growth period of an amaryllis. Consequently, the care program continues after flowering by continuing to pour a knight star and fertilizing every 2 weeks. So lovingly cared for, the subtropical plant can be motivated with a little luck to a summer flowering.