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Yes. The amaryllis will bloom in a variety of containers. Allow the bulb to rest on a “bed” of glass marbles or aquarium gravel. The newly forming roots will stretch downward toward the water. Give the growing amaryllis good light, and keep the water fresh. After blooming, plant the bulb in a pot or the garden.
