What can i do to amke sure my amaryllis seedlings don't get root rot?

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And is it okay to water them once a week and should i leave them in bright light? 10 points best answerer.

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When you sow the seeds in soil (that is amended with perlite so that your soil is light and airy), barely cover them and keep them moist, but not soggy. Keep the seeds at room temperature.
Keep the newly planted seeds in partial shade until they germinate. Then gradually increase the amount of light they receive until they are in full sun. Fertilize with a half-strength liquid fertilizer solution every other week. Seedlings are ready for planting in the garden after one year.
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/EP060

Follow basic care for seedlings. Keep them warm and moist in full sunlight or artificial light, & make sure your planters or pots allow your soil to drain well.
http://www.ext.nodak.edu/extnews/hortiscope/flowers/amaryllis.htm

Good Luck! Hope this is helpful.