ducks4you
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I have a pretty pot to plop it in soon. Thanks for the good advice, @catjac!!
I cannot imagine that you killed them. If the bulbs are hard they should be just fine.They seem to regrow when they feel like it but do like when the spring gives them a bit of warmth.
My amaryllis were infested with mealy bugs last fall. The bulbs that I cleaned up and brought indoors for the winter were looking good until recently. Now all but two have developed pure white cotton-like fluffies that I believe to be mealy bugs. Once a pest gets in between the layers of the bulb it's hard to get rid of them.
Give one to me and I will surely kill it. I've murdered so many spider and yukka plantsI cannot imagine that you killed them. If the bulbs are hard they should be just fine.They seem to regrow when they feel like it but do like when the spring gives them a bit of warmth.
I am going to guess you kill them with kindness. Too much water. Perhaps poor drainage.Give one to me and I will surely kill it. I've murdered so many spider and yukka plants
I almost killed my last yukka but managed to revive it just in the nick of time so I'm currently left with 2 leaves, that's a winner for my record