Someone gave me a bulb, just potted up in some soil, in mid summer. I put it outside, took a month or so and it finally sprouted…it’s now about 5” tall, curly, but I wouldn’t call it tight, the stems are green and look healthy, and all are straight up, but they appear a little bit fragile. Maybe because they are still young. I am moving it indoors into an atrium today where it will be under a skylight. I am underwatering, and hoping for the best! I also have a grow light, maybe I will try that if it doesn’t seem to like the atrium.
@@GroovyPlantsRanch just curious - occasionally mine flops over. Sometimes right after I water it. It eventually perks back up straight - but is it normal for that to happen? It’s getting plenty of light and I’m being careful to only water when dry.
I planted 2 of these bulbs outside in March or April not knowing what I was doing, and somehow I grew two beautiful fizzles. Both flowered but with the heat wave and my neglect looks like they are dormant. Should I repot them and bring them in? Right know they are in a raised bed outside next to herbs & onions. But they are so beautiful, be ashamed to let them die. 9B west coast
They are only zone hardy in zone 11. So you will need to move them when your night temps go down to the low 50's. You should have plenty of time before they need moved
Amal, This plant can product multiple bulbs which can be split. It is a plant that is grown from tissue culture for production growing. So, I don't have any experiance with how well it does with being slit.
