Hi Randy, The blue-green mold is probably Penicillium or Trichoderma. Both are not true plant pathogens but they like eating freshly decayed organic material. Your bulbs were probably shipped before they were thoroughly dried and the mold started growing during shipping. You can peel off the old bulb covering with the mold if you want, but I suspect that once you plant them, soil microbes will out-compete these molds. Nhu On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 11:51 AM, Randy.R <steyrhahn@yahoo.com> wrote: > Lauw, This doesn't sound like an endorsement for use of Daconil. the bulbs > were covered with a thin layer of blue/green mold. Not slime at the neck. > the bulbs were too dry for any slime. >