My amaryllis in bloom: the only one that showed up this year, third year consistent.

Lovely bloom Tarev!

Thank you Margaret

My cybister cross 'Bogota' in bloom. There are 4 bulbs in the clump but only two of them bloomed this year. Will have to give them a bit more TLC in hopes they will come back and multiply.

Lovely!

This must be the time of year for Bogota.Mine is also in bloom along with a couple of crosses.Finally some blooms.I WILL do better with my bulbs this fall.

BOGOTA


RIO NEGRO x BOGOTA


PAPILIO X EQUESTRE
As you can see,the two crosses ,though from one different parent, are nearly identical.

All are very nice.

Nice blooms everybody

Ceiling amaryllis today in my kitchen



No sense of pride here--shame and embarrassment really--but I think it is hilariously bad enough to share!
These things have been living in this spot in this pot for about 6 years, came as a BBS clearance item on a gel pad in a container that I wanted. I threw them in this pot instead of throwing them away and I ignore them. They bloom on the ceiling every spring when all the glory (and work) is outside and so am I. And no, I don't even turn them to see their faces or clean up the spiderwebs, I just laugh at myself and head back outside

Dirt, you need to give that plant a better place to live, looks like Red Lion, poor thing.

Love the Bogota blooms

Dirt, I do like your blooms! Such persistence to live! I wonder how big the bulbs are right now after 6 years!

Just a few

Lovely!

Beautiful, Sandy!

My outdoor beds are starting to look nice. I have a cybister in bloom this year. Its been moved twice so perhaps it is now found its "happy place". This is the first time I've ever had one rebloom.

There are two groups that deserve special mention. The top photo: The Opal Star (also sold as Ruby Star and Cherry Crush) has 4 scapes (6-7 blooms/ scape) on a bulb the size of a grapefruit. The bulb has actually grown halfway out of the ground. I don't know why its so happy but I am enjoying it. This clump of Voodoo has continued to spread in this western exposure. All these bulbs came from a small clump that I rescued from the vacant home next door. I'm not seeing a lot of slugs which surprises me since we had a wet & warm winter.

WOW !!

mcash70 said:Dirt, you need to give that plant a better place to live, looks like Red Lion, poor thing.

Oh yes, it is on my "should list", with about 50 million other things. I don't think it is Red Lion though. About the time it makes it to the "crisis list" I will likely do something about it...

tarev said:
Dirt, I do like your blooms! Such persistence to live! I wonder how big the bulbs are right now after 6 years!

The original is about the size of a grapefruit, then two good sized apples and some smaller babies.

What a game changer it would be to grow them outside!
Ya-alls' are gorgeous

Babara, great blooms, would love to be able to grow them outside like that. I put Opal/Ruby Star on my wish list.