Hi Linda and everyone, I'm ready to transplant seedlings of R. granatiflora. A friend is propagation professional at a wholesale nursery so I divided my seed from the BX between us to ensure greater germination success and he indeed did have greater success with his fog house. We have a number of tiny plants that now need repotting and have decided the best pot for them is a one his nursery is using for pecan tree seedlings that have a large tap root. I believe they are about 18 inches deep and maybe 4-6 square. We've decided we can plant them another 4-5 inches deep where, as Alberto says, they can fatten up instead of working so hard to descend further. I've been unpotting and examining BX plants as well and one that has amazed me is Albuca juncifolia from BX 139 (02.02.07 from Alberto Castillo). I received one bulb and it has produced good foliage every year and has never flowered. This spring, after a late rain, I was sure it had rotted until I dug it up and found four very large bulbs and a large mass of 3-4 four inch healthy white roots. I repotted in a larger pot and watered. Now what? If anyone has experience with growing this bulb I would appreciate any information, including a flower photo, you have. These are very interesting looking bulbs. Once all my BX buried treasures have been evaluated, I'll send out another mail to tell about my successes and failures. Thanks for sharing Linda, - it's always interesting to know what others are growing. Pam PS Thanks to you all who responded to my quest for mesh bulb storage bags - I got some good leads. Pamela Slate P.O. Box 5316 Carefree AZ 85377