Hello chea;
And: greetings from Duesseldorf, Germany, to Malaysia!

I recommend exchanging seeds only.
With bulbs you always risk to import dangerous critters (bulb scale mites; Steneotarsonemus laticeps) which are barely invisible to the unarmed eye.

For my part: I am VERY interested in seeds from SELF pollinated Mrs. Garfield amaryllis.

I shall have fresh seeds of big blooming amaryllis of my own breeding stock,
namedly from an outstanding seedling of
"unnamed black-red" x H."Picotee"
which I shall self-pollinate:
(The purple bloom with spotting)
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The seeds from the 8 flowers on two stems which are just unfolding from the bracteous leaves will be ripe (depending on the temperature profile...) in the beginning of August!

Hans-Werner

hi Cheah Yee !you are from malaysia?I am too.maybe we could meet up?

Hi Cheah,

I have Mrs. Garfield and the roseum that you have and trade them myself when I can find a nice counterpart. If you have any other exciting species Hippeastrum I can likely get you seed of perhaps 6 or so species.....but I am only interested in other species for these trades. I know this is a tough trade and I've offered it before with no success, but maybe this will be the charm...please let me know if you have any other species for trade and I can try to get more seed for you. Mine have all germinated pretty well so I am quite hopeful that in a few years I will have many species in bloom.....time will tell :o) Dan

Thank you Hans for your advice. It has proven invaluable to me as I discovered too late that the bulbs bought had both bulb scale mites and red blotch. Weird as they were not cheap but I can't get my money back as it took me a year to understand why they had problems.

From your experience, can I do anything to completely eradicate Steneotarsonemus on indoor plants?

Thank you