Hi Sujit, With regard to your tulips not producing flowers, some additional information would be helpful to accurately diagnose your problem. For each tulip bulb that you planted, do you now have one large single leaf or do you now have several leaves that seem to be growing from daughter bulbs of the original bulb? Also, in the initial years when these tulips flowered, did the flowering stems seem noticeably shorter than what you expected, perhaps with the flowers opening down low among the leaves? Or, were the flowers the height you expected? Did any plants come up this year or in previous years with a normal rosette of leaves as if they were going to flower but with an extremely small aborted flower bud? As previously mentioned, there is no better source of Narcissus suitable to your climate than Bill the Bulb Baron. Nathan At 06:17 AM 4/12/2016, you wrote: >I put in some Tulipa clusiana and some daffodils maybe three or four years >ago. The second year after planting they came back in the spring with some >flowers, maybe 70%. This year I only go one daffodil bloom. Should I get >rid of all the bulbs and plant something else instead, or is there anything >I can do to get them to bloom again? > >Another question is regarding my Boophone. I have had them for three years >now and they are sending out leaves in the fan shape this year (first time >it did this for me). They are currently in a clay pot with potting medium >that consists of 50% sand and 50% potting mix. I would like to keep them >alive until they will flower which is probably another 10 years or more. >How often should I repot them and is it necessary to increase pot size. >They are in the 8" pot now. > >Thank you, > >Sujit Hart >Houston, Texas >_______________________________________________ >pbs mailing list >pbs@lists.ibiblio.org >http://pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php >http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/