Mine has come back for two years in a row, and I live in the Mojave Desert. A couple of things, though. I did cut off the dead part of the stalk with the bloom on it, while leaving the green leaves alone, and I planted it in the shade of a large daisy bush.
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http://www.usna.usda.gov/Gardens/faqs/AmaryllisBloom.html Is a great site to read to make sure you take the steps tomake your amaryllis bloom again!
Like other bulbs the leaves must die naturally to rebuild the bloom. Then it needs to go through a cold season protected from frost.
Mine has come back for two years in a row, and I live in the Mojave Desert. A couple of things, though. I did cut off the dead part of the stalk with the bloom on it, while leaving the green leaves alone, and I planted it in the shade of a large daisy bush.
https://www.thespruce.com/growing-amaryllis-1402227