An amaryllis vase is a glass vessel that is designed to hold a single bulb above a reservoir of water so the roots stay hydrated, but the bulb doesn't get too wet. They can have tall sides to help ...

Use a vase that fits into a larger, clear glass vase. There should be enough room between the vases to put your "stuff," whether it's rice or candy or cabbage. 2. ... (I use amaryllis).

Waxed amaryllis are so easy to grow you don't even have to water them. ... If they get a little top-heavy, placing the bulb in a low glass vase can help keep the flowers upright.

Amaryllis may also be grown without any soil at all. Place several inches of pebbles in the bottom of a glass vase or watertight container. Cover the pebbles with water.

This holiday, give a gift that keeps giving and requires no dusting — a beautiful amaryllis that is sure to generate smiles from family and friends as they watch the bulb transform into ...

Or go soilless. Place several inches of pebbles in the bottom of a glass vase or watertight container. Cover the pebbles with water. Set the bulb on top of the pebbles and add more stones around the ...

Brighten those gray winter days with a few colorful, easy-care amaryllis. The 6- to 10-inch trumpet-shaped blossoms are sure to generate a smile and brighten your mood.

Three Planting Methods Planting in a pot. Select a container that is 1 to 2 inches wider than the bulb. Make sure the pot has drainage holes. Use a nutritional potting mix.