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Post-Bloom Care for Amaryllis

After flowers fade, cut stem to 3–4 inches above bulb only after foliage yellows. Leaves feed the bulb for next bloom. Place pot outdoors in part shade or by a bright window. Water and fertilize lightly. It will rebloom in late fall (Thanksgiving/Christmas).

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