All Four 2019/2020 Amaryllis - Mid-January 2020

A couple of days ago, I shared some photos of the flowers of the 'double blooming' Cherry Nymph Amaryllis that I planted in November.  I only showed the flowers, but wanted to revisit (for record-keeping sake) all four of the bulbs for height and vitality in January.  The last time I posted photos of these flowers was on January 2nd.  You can see the photo of these same four flowers 2.5 weeks ago here. 

Left-to-right, the flowers are:  Apple Blossom (Menards), Red Lion (Menards), Star of Holland (Menards) and Cherry Nymph (Wannemakers).

Some notes: 

• The Red Lion bloomed first and exhausted itself first, too.  This had two stalks/stems.
• The Apple Blossom went second and is also exhausted.  However, this was the only one that had just one stalk/stem.
• The Red Lion has a bud that is about to burst open.  It was behind the other two, but the second stem/stalk will have flowers (I think) into February.
• And, finally, the heights were all over the place:  the Red Lion was treated with the most alcohol and it is the shortest.  The Cherry Nymph is the tallest - by far.  

Full series of these [Amaryllis] posts for 2019/2020 (so far):

• November 21st - I bought a large Cherry Nymph bulb at Wannemaker's Christmas Open House.
• November 23rd - I bought 3 more from Menards and potted all four up in clay pots.
• November 29th - The Star of Holland was moving ahead of the pack.
• December 11th - The first color was starting to 'unfurl' on the Star of Holland.
• December 20th - Star of Holland bloomed for Christmas.
• December 21st -  Other three were all showing signs of growth, but no flowers. 
• January 2nd - Three blooming, one still growing.
• January 16th - The Cherry Nymph was showing off with it's "double blooms".
• January 19th - All four - 2 exhausted, one in prime bloom and one about to get a second life.