Sunday, January 04, 2009
The Beginning of Winter Red
I found these little brave faces peaking at the sun in the 30 degree temperature from a pot on the deck and wanted to share.
I unpacked from the black garbage bags about a third of my amaryllis and re-potted them in pots of new soil and after soaking them in water as hot as my hands could tolerate, I placed them in the sun in my kitchen corner. Already one or two are sending up lime green shoots. I was worried because I no longer have a cold basement...these were stored in a cool but heated corner of the storage room. I worry that the last group I bring up will have mold or fungus. I will see.
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ReplyDeleteI know these will be beauties.
What a show that will be, Tabor! We have no cool places to keep things so all our Amaryllis from previous years were planted outside. Some bloom each spring, but I missed having them in the house in winter - was happy to get a new one as a gift and the found a second at the after-Christmas sales.
ReplyDeleteAnnie at the Transplantable Rose