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Amaryllis outsideThey get really big Summering in the garden; hard to judge the scale in these pics, but they are large! I'm annoyed at those urns, the paint keeps flaking off.....    
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Wow! DM they are lovely, don't think I have ever seen them as big... |
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They do look huge Eileen.......do you need to repot them when you take them back indoors? |
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Almost never. They like being root-bound, apparently they bloom better...??? I did repot the yellow one early this year, it had made 4 offshoot bulbs. The mom plant rebloomed, but not the babies yet...... |
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There are a lot of flowering plants that like to be root bound DM, they make far more flowers... |
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I suppose it makes sense, if a plant is spreading its roots, all it energy goes into that, but if the roots have filled the pot, then puts its energy into making flowers... |
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Very logical! |
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