2023年2月8日 · Growing amaryllis from seeds is absolutely possible, though time consuming. Plant your seeds as soon as possible in well-draining soil or vermiculite under a very thin layer of soil or perlite. Water the seeds and keep them moist in partial shade until they sprout. Not all the seeds are likely to sprout, so don’t get discouraged.

2023年9月13日 · Pods are typically divided into three sections, each containing 50-60 seeds – so you will have plenty! Set the ripe pod in a dark location for a few days to continue to dry. To collect the seeds, shake the pod over a bowl or plate and let the seeds fall out. Throw away any that appear to be damaged or moldy.

By waiting for the seed pods to fully mature, carefully collecting and preparing the seeds, and providing the right conditions for germination, you can successfully grow your own amaryllis plants from seed.

2023年11月16日 · Remove seeds from the pod when it turns yellow and starts to crack open. Allow the freshly collected amaryllis seeds to dry for several days before planting, or store the dried seeds in the refrigerator until you’re ready to plant. Then plant them in clean containers with drainage holes filled with vermiculite or a sterile seed-starting mix.

2023年3月29日 · Allow your amaryllis seed pods to remain on the amaryllis stem for several months, until the pods dry out, and then open, revealing the seeds inside. When the seed pods are mature, you can harvest the seeds, and then plant …

2020年12月23日 · Collecting and harvesting amaryllis seed pods. Wait until the seed pod starts to break apart on its own. The pod will begin to split across the seams and crack open. You can break it off the plant and then use a sharp knife to rip it apart. You’ll find the seeds inside the pod.

2023年7月6日 · Collecting amaryllis seeds is a straightforward process that begins with pollination and ends with a ripe seed pod ready for harvest. In the following sections, we’ll delve into the specifics of how to store amaryllis seeds, determine their viability, and the methods to grow them in soil and water.

2024年8月2日 · Once the flower fades, the small green nub at its base will swell into a seed pod. Allow the pod to turn yellow and brown and crack open, then collect the seeds inside. Amaryllis seeds are black and wrinkly. Plant the seeds as soon as possible in well-draining soil or vermiculite. Cover them with a very thin layer of soil or perlite.

Spent amaryllis flowers produce seeds from the chambered pods that remain on the stalk after blooming has completed. These seeds can be harvested and used to grow new plants. Although most indoor amaryllis plants are bought either fully grown or purchased as a bulb, these succulents are fairly easy to cultivate from seed.

2023年12月1日 · The first step in growing amaryllis from seeds is to harvest the seeds from the pods. Amaryllis flowers produce seed pods after pollination, either manually or naturally. The pods are green and swollen at first, but they turn brown and dry when they are ready to harvest.