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- Amaryllis multiply - Two methods for offspring
- Instructions for sowing
- Thus, the propagation succeeds with Brutzwiebeln
- Tips
When the Amaryllis is pollinated, it forms seeds
Amaryllis multiply - Two methods for offspring
The proper propagation of an amaryllis is not a book with seven seals. Familiarize yourself here with 2 methods of offspring that are easy to go by the hand. How to succeed with seeds and bulbs, read here.
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For a knight star to produce fruit with seeds, the flowers must be pollinated. It is enough to shake the stems from time to time to distribute the pollen. In case of doubt, use a soft brush to brush over pollen and pollen. If the petals wither and swell the ovaries, the fruits ripen within 4 to 6 weeks. Remove the seeds from the opened capsules and sow them like this:
In a partially shaded place with normal room temperatures, germination takes 2 to 4 weeks. Keep the substrate slightly damp and ventilate the cover daily. If the seedlings have reached a height of 5 cm, the hood can be removed. Until the first flowering, you maintain a young knight star throughout, without an autumn break.
Thus, the propagation succeeds with Brutzwiebeln
Significantly faster and with predictable results is the vegetative propagation with bulbs. Strive for a young knight star with the magnificent attributes of its mother plant, proceed as follows:
On the partially shaded, warm window seat, water regularly and do not give fertilizer. Once the onions have reached a diameter of 8 cm, repot and initiate the normal care program for an adult knight star.
Tips
The flowers of an amaryllis always grow in the direction of the light. A proud knight star can thus tip out of the pot when its flower stem is too close to the sun. Therefore, rotate the jar 45 degrees daily to promote even growth. Practical are for this purpose automatic turntable for plants that offers the retailer for a reasonable price.