How to care for wax-sealed amaryllis
Today's introduction to how to care for wax-sealed amaryllis and the green plant flower planting content about the cultivation of wax-sealed amaryllis. Next, the editor will introduce it to netizens.
What to do if you often kill flowers by overcare? Many people love to grow flowers, but the plants they buy never seem to thrive, with a mortality rate as high as 100%. Such people are known as flower killers, who can kill any type of plant they bring home, including cacti, which still die.
For flower killers, there is basically no choice of plant species. Even the easiest plants to care for can die without proper experience and excessive watering. Unless it's a plastic plant on the balcony that doesn't require attention and remains the same all year round, there's no fun in keeping a plant at home that doesn't bloom.
Nowadays, a type of wax-sealed amaryllis is popular on the market. Interested friends can buy one, which is quite expensive, close to a hundred dollars. Wax-sealed amaryllis has no difficulty in maintenance. After opening the packaging, simply place it on the table. After a period of growth, the amaryllis will naturally bloom without watering or fertilizing.
How to care for wax-sealed amaryllis
In order to meet the market demand, merchants have gone to great lengths, even developing amaryllis that doesn't need watering. The principle is very simple: the amaryllis bulb itself has the ability to store nutrients, with a large amount of nutrients and moisture stored inside the scales. By "wax-sealing" it, the evaporation of moisture is reduced, wrapping the amaryllis bulb and leaving only the top flower bud.
Wax-sealed amaryllis can bloom in any corner of the room, with a blooming probability of over 90%. Only a few bulbs may have some decay or quality issues due to their own conditions. In such cases, you can contact the merchant for after-sales service. Besides the bulb's own issues, amaryllis can basically bloom.
The bulb will first grow a long flower stem, and it takes about 30 days to complete blooming. The petals will remain open for about two weeks. During this time, no water is needed, and no care is required. When the blooming petals wither, cut the stem in the middle with scissors, remove the outer wax layer of the amaryllis bulb, clean it, and it can be planted again.