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A single amaryllis bulb sealed in red wax that sprouts and blooms deep red flowers with no soil or water. The wax holds the bulb's stored energy, so it grows on its own on a table or mantel. It is the easiest way to get holiday blooms, and the trade-off is that the bulb is spent after one flowering and cannot be replanted. Shoppers who want a fuss-free centerpiece like it; gardeners who want to keep a bulb for years should buy a bare or potted one instead.
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Owners of waxed amaryllis describe them as near-foolproof, with the bulb sending up a stalk and opening large red blooms with no attention. The common complaint is that the show is over after one flowering and the bulb cannot be saved.
This is a waxed amaryllis bulb dipped in red wax. It produces deep red blooms.
The bulb needs no soil or water. It holds all the stored energy it needs to grow on its own.
It can be displayed as a centerpiece, for example among fresh green holiday cuttings.
