Amaryllis all done putting on its show for the season? Time to cut it back! Once your amaryllis has finished blooming, proper care allows the bulb to rebloom year after year. Cut off faded flowers to prevent seed formation, then remove the flower stalk—do not cut the leaves, as they produce energy through photosynthesis to replenish the bulb. Place the plant in a bright, sunny window and water regularly while fertilizing monthly with a balanced houseplant formula. In late spring, move it outdoor

How to Save & Rebloom a Waxed Amaryllis 1. Remove the wax�Gently crack and peel off all wax. Check the base and carefully remove any metal disk or glue. You should see a root plate or roots. Without this, reblooming is not possible. 2. Replant correctly�Plant in a pot with drainage using well-draining soil. Leave the top one third of the bulb above the soil line. Firm soil lightly and do not bury the neck. 3. Water and temperature�Water once to settle the soil, then water sparingly until new gro