So on March 20 the first day of spring I was being overly efficient and decided to cut the spent bloom off my star amaryllis plant, only to realize I also cut off an unbloomed stem! My only choice was to wait to see if the cut stem could still bloom after I placed it in a vase with water as pictured. I was mad at myself
March 24th:
March 25th:
Here it is in full bloom! Hooray!
Que linda Christine, desejo uma feliz semana bjs.
ReplyDeleteIt blooms beautifully!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!!! Lucky that it blossomed so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteWow. I had no idea you could do that! Brava!
ReplyDeleteGlad you saved it! So pretty.
ReplyDeleteLovely :-D
ReplyDeleteThat's fantastic, Christine! The flowers are beyond lovely.
ReplyDeleteYay.. it must have been such a happy feeling
ReplyDeleteI am glad your mistake wasn't permanent.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad it did bloom for you. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteYay! It bloomed. I can’t believe it!
ReplyDeleteYay! So pleased it bloomed - it looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Absolutely love the process!! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! You can't complain about the beauty of this flower. Thanks for showing it's progress.
ReplyDeleteAwesome that the second one cut off bloomed for you-Yes some years I will get two stems of blooms-I think when they are younger bulbs they will do that. I just brought mine up from in the basement and put them outdoors to catch the rain
ReplyDeleteLinda planta. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteI am relieved for you, it bloomed beautifully!
ReplyDeleteHurray for that! I'm glad you didn't give up on it.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to get those beautiful flowers now. Even more exciting than at Christmas when you expect them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I am very happy that it bloomed.
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Glad you held on to it and it bloomed out. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteSimply mesmerising 🥹♥️
ReplyDeletewow...
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