Don't separate seedling bulbs in their first year of growth, If they need bigger pots simply pot up the whole clump into a bigger pot with minimum disturbance. Some of the species which have not germinated may need cooler temperatures to germinate, I suggest you research their native growing conditions. Massonia pustulata should germinate in fluctuating temperatures next Autumn. The Calochortus should germinate in fluctuating temperatures Spring or Autumn - possibly best chilled in a fridge or winter conditions for a period. Tropaeoleum pentaphyllum wants to be cool. Eucomis comosa will only grow in Summer and Autumn - it should germinate soon. Best of luck with some good choices of seeds. Peter (UK) On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 3:32 PM, Sujit Hart <sujithart@gmail.com> wrote: > On February 23 I planted several of the seeds I received from the BX. Below > is the list of the results so far.....The inside temperature of my house > is around 75 > degree F. > > 1. Habranthus tubispathus: 10 germinated and cluster in the center of the > pot, should I divide them and if so when? > > 2. Masonia pustulata: 0 > > 3. Tropaeolum pentaphyllum: 0 > > 4. Zephyranthus drummondii: 5 > > 5. Lilium callosum: 8 > > 6. Arisaema cf. consanjuinum: 2 > > 7. Calochortus vestae (white): 0 > > 8. Haemanthus albiflos: 3 > > 9. Eucomis comosa 'Rosea": 0 > > 10. Lachenalia bachmanii: 5 > > 11. L gillettii: questionable 1 > > 12. Gladiolus priorii: 1 > > So far more than half of what I planted germinated and I am pleased with > the results. Please advise if I should divide the seedlings that have more > than 5 in one pot. >