Diane Whitehead asked about the appearance of Oxalis laciniata and Tecophilaea cyanocrocus seedlings from Scottish RGC seed. The "single grassy leaves" are not Oxalis laciniata; I think seedlings of this group typically have a short stem and a three-leaflet leaf on top. I don't think Tecophilaea seedlings could produce leaves 70 cm long, but if this species is grown in a greenhouse, the first leaves do elongate considerably and flop over. I feel it should be grown as hard (cold temperature, strong light) as possible to be healthy. I no longer order from the Scottish exchange because of the US import restrictions, but I have received a lot of misnamed seed from it in the past. (And to be fair, also from the AGS and NARGS exchanges.) Jane McGary Northwestern Oregon, USA