Both my Show Master developed a bulblet.
I gave one away to a friend to make some room for cattleyas on the windowsill.
The bulblet on this one bulb I kept, had two small leaves last year. This year it grew more leaves that are larger each time.
It is working on its fifth leaf of the year and total of seven leaves.
You can only see six leaves in the picture because of the angle I took.
with this speed, I think this bulblet might bloom next year.
What is interesting is that the mother bulb is also working on her seventh leaf at the same time.
Amaryllis Ambiance is also making bulblets, two of them.
They are very small though. Earlier in the summer I saw this tiny and skinny leaf emerging about one inch away from the mother bulb. It is now longer than 8 inch.
A second leaf (I believe is a different bulblet) grew out a little further away from the first leaf and that one is now about 5 inch tall.
My other Amaryllis, Benfica, a very dark red one, is still "single" which is fine with me.
I don't have space to host lots of amaryllis anyways, but it is so interesting to see bulblets growing when not expected.