Ken, Congrats on such good looking seedlings. Mine are still quite small after two years being in a terracotta pot with a very low organic mix. You have two different species, B. orientalis is winter growing and B. gregaria is summer growing. It looks like your B. orientalis recently went dormant so this is a good time to repot them. You can probably water them in once after repotting. I still haven't decided of this is a good practice but it works for some people. As to your B. gregaria, keep them growing for a while longer until they go dormant (perhaps in the winter), then they can be repotted. Nhu Berkeley, CA Enjoying a sunny day (finally) with a fading Sprekelia formossima -- http://www.flickr.com/photos/xerantheum/ On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 10:26 AM, Ken <kjblack@pacbell.net> wrote: > I have a couple of community pots containing 2-year old Brunsvigia > seedlings. I am wondering when the best time might be to separate and pot > up the individual bulblets ... would it be just prior to the normal seasonal > growth cycle? Any advice from you experts out there would be greatly > appreciated. >