They look fantastic. Mine are all still in buds but shooting up quick. I always look forward to having these beautiful blooms in the dreary part of the year. They don't need a lot of water at this point. I recognize that plastic planter pot from ones I bought at Walmart last year. The pot has no drainage, so I'd just give it maybe a dribble every few days. My understanding is that if you water too much you can risk bulb rot and also the leaves will become floppier. Looking at yours, I'd say you were doing it just right!

Stamens with red filaments ending in anthers carrying pollen. Seems healthy. I'll have to take a look at the propagation videos on YouTube :)

Thanks for all the encouragement.

Now we have reached a new stage. The blooms were magnificent, thanks in part to your advice.

Now the blooms are faded, do you leave on the stamen, or prune? I saw this about pruning, which is easy to follow. Do you prune or not?

https://www.gardenia.net/guide/learn-how-to-plant-care-or-get-your-amaryllis-to-re-bloom

Photos of where we are at today

Hi Chis,

Unless I have pollinated the flowers on purpose, I usually just trim the scape half way down and let it shrivel up on it's own. Otherwise, a lot of energy will go towards seed production at the expense of the bulb.