An actual BULB topic - Bloomeria crocea
Jane McGary via pbs (Thu, 02 Jul 2020 17:34:38 PDT)

Usually Bloomeria crocea will flower in its third or fourth year from
seed. It may have a single leaf or several, and yes, they are very long.
Mine are in flower right now, early summer here in Oregon. They are used
to being dried off pretty severely during their summer dormancy. In
nature they tend to grow deep in soils that get hard like a brick in summer.

Jane McGary

On 7/2/2020 3:33 PM, Bruce Schroder via pbs wrote:

I sowed seeds in mid 2017 - how long to maturity? A couple have leaves
almost 300mm long although only single leaves. Not sure of the habit of
this species.

Bruce Schroder
Melbourne, Australia
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