How do amaryllis bulbs reproduce?

Answer 1

You can reproduce an Amaryllis sexually (with Pollen) or vegetatively.

It is very easy to pollinate an Amaryllis all you do is transfer the pollen onto the stamen of the same plant. Some of them like 'Apple Blossom' won't usually take it's own pollen so you need the pollen from another Amaryllis.

They will also produce offsets at the base of the bulb and you can repot them when they get larger.

You can also propagate an Amaryllis vegetatively by cutting it into sections and planting the chopped up bulb in soil or perlite.

Below I'll post a link to my personal gardening blog's entry on pollinating an Amaryllis if you need diagrams. You can see what the pollen looks like and what the stamen looks like and what the seed pods will look like if your pollination was successful.

Answer 2

How to Grow Amaryllis: Dutch Gardens
The Basics: Amaryllis
http://www.dutchgardens.com/How-to-Grow-...

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Answer 3

by seeds that from after the flower has bloomed. they are what are called complete flowers and have both male and female parts in the same flower.