After receiving a waxed Amaryllis bulb at Christmas, I was instantly hooked! Over the holidays, it blossomed into a gorgeous focal point on my coffee table. As is my want, I wondered if this was a ...

Ask a Master Gardener: How to get amaryllis to rebloom They usually need to go dormant for eight to 12 weeks before they will rebloom.

Waxed amaryllis bulbs will flower within three to six weeks and the blooms will last for two to three weeks, according to Justin. It's unusual for a waxed amaryllis bulb to re-flower but not ...

Q: I got an amaryllis bulb encased in wax at Christmas, and it’s done blooming. Can I save it and get it to rebloom again next year?

The wax-coated ones supposedly don’t need to be watered and are maintenance-free. Unfortunately, they don’t transplant readily and may not rebloom.

After blooming, amaryllis bulbs can be saved and grown as houseplants. With proper care, you can get them to rebloom next year. Keep the plant in a bright, sunny window and water when the top 1 to ...

In the past, I have half-heartedly hoped, more than tried, to get amaryllis to rebloom. The best luck I ever had in reblooming one was an accident. One summer, my husband set a couple outside in ...

The wax-coated ones supposedly don’t need to be watered and are maintenance-free. Unfortunately, they don’t transplant readily and may not rebloom.