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Step 1
Amaryllis with Ripe PollenGently collect a bit of pollen on the paintbrush.
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Step 2
Amaryllis with Open StigmaBe sure the stigma is open and has three points. Brush or tap the pollen onto the stigma.
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Step 3
Repeat this daily to ensure good fertilization.
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Step 4
Swollen Seed PodsWithin a few days, you should notice the seed pods located directly at the base of the bloom beginning to swell as it is producing seeds. When the pods burst open, harvest the seeds and plant soon.







Comments
poetryman69 said
on 2/28/2009 cool and interesting. lovely flower
hoolihan0519 said
on 1/30/2009 This is a wonderful article and I loved the video. Thanks for sharing, matchmaker. LOL. RCR.
kaytay said
on 1/30/2009 Great video. I will try this! 5 stars
2besure said
on 1/3/2009 OH you matchmaker you! :D
Wasatch said
on 12/27/2008 Had to look this up a second time. Going to do this now. Thanks