My limited experience with Merwilla plumbea suggests that they should be pretty dry in winter. I would give them another year as clumps in bigger pots, otherwise you will have a lot of extra pots to look after. In general bulbs are much easier to handle when they are bigger. Separating out too soon is fiddly and likely to damage the seedlings before they are robust enough to cope. Your seedlings look well enough grown that if you wished to separate them and space them around a large pot (or plant individually) they should be fine. This would normally optimise the growth for the next year. I only state good general practice as I have limited experience with Merwilla. Peter (UK) On Sat, Nov 3, 2012 at 5:27 AM, FrankCar <frankcar1965@comcast.net> wrote: I have never grown bulbs from seed before and read that it would best to just transplant the whole lot together without separating them. Then I have read to separate into individual pots. What to do? And should I let them go dry for the winter or keep them growing? > http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/… >
