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An Amaryllis Threw Seeds!

 
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One of the Amaryllis plants in the house, rescued over the years from Christmas decor torture, (one bulb was stripped and waxed! Poor thing!!)  has thrown a seed pod!!
Anyone know if these look viable?




 
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wow!
Mine have never even tried!

Is this a bulb forced to bloom over the winter?
Mine bloom and then soon after are a droopy melting mess...I kick them outside as soon as the weather warms so the leaves continue to grow.

Will be interesting to see baby amaryllis🥳
 
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