Dear Tom, Please share with us how you grow this one and get it to flower successfully. I had a question about it on the IBS forum once since I had seen in blooming in the fall and then read it was a spring bloomer and was totally confused about how to grow it. Rachel Saunders was the only one who responded to my plea for help and she said it grew naturally in the southern Cape (South Africa) where it got year round water and she suspected it was opportunistic. The ones I grew from seed did not go dormant the first year I grew them, but when I let them go dormant the second year there was very little action afterwards. I think only one came back in the third year and then very weakly. There was something in an IBSA publication that explained they had learned to be very careful about not disturbing the roots or you would lose the plant which made me reluctant to dump it out and see exactly what was going on. Perhaps it is more like a dierama corm than a gladiolus corm. Unfortunately it wasn't clear exactly how to handle it. If you have seed to share you must be doing something right. Thanks in advance. Also could you tell us about the Albuca? What does it look like? Mary Sue