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A few Eucrosia in bloom together in the garage under lights

Left tall E aurantiaca
Center red E eucrosides - Ponas-Zaruma
Right E mirabilis with yellow petals

Lower right little red
Urceolina peruviana/Stenomeson miniatum

Hippeastrum evansii in last pic

Cyrtanthus falcatus x Cyrt. herrei
A bulb i received from Roy Herald in 2018 he grew from seed Ken Blackford donated in BX239.  

Is it a cross? 
https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/CyrtanthusSpeciesTwo#falcatus

Tends to grow in warm weather A d can have the strange colored flowers and typical crooks neck. 

https://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/CyrtanthusSpeciesTwo#herrei

Tends to grow in cool weather. 

When it was smaller it remained evergreen bit this winter it went dormant a d now a flower! 

When is your deadline for submitting seed to the USA SX

Tristagma violaceum, ex Nothoscordum sp. Flores & Watson 8485, Santiago, seed from BX 476 in 2021 is blooming for the first time. About 5-6" tall  

My first thought was it looked like Nothoscordum gracile which makes numerous tiny offsets can invade a collection or lawn if you ever had one or got one in a mislabel and reuse any soil. I hope this is better behaved. 

The warm weather has awakened the Hyacinthellas.

Cyanella orchidiformis from BX 368 john wickham.  about 30" tall. The earliest and tallest Cyanella i have tried. 

I put a bunch of these in the BX last fall 

Albuca villosa. Fuzzy leaves

Picture from last week of sinningia tuberosa started in 2021

Sinningia bullata. I like this plant best when it is just sprouting and not growing all over. This is a 8" pot of seeds Dell sent me in 2016 that i never separated, just increased pot size as needed 

Lachenalia luteola volunteer in leucocoryne tray. Reaching for light after 3 weeks in somewhat darkness

Always a favorite Lapeirousa oroegena

Lachenalia trichophylla blooming now. From 2 seed packets i have 3 different leaf forms.
 fine hairs, pustulate and an Intermediate 

This group is shorter than the previous post.

These came as Narcissus cantabricus foliosus. Again i make no claims on id accuracy 

Received as Narcissus romieuxii. I make no claims on id correctness

In outside covered frame. One day after a 3 day gully washer and warm humid air above 60°F, preceded by a week completely below freezing with lows down to +4°F . I put a frost blanket single layer in the frame ad closed the plastic lid when it got below 15°F

Sinningia cardinalis x S. bullata. Blooming for first time with orange flowers from the Bullata side (S. bullata on left in first snap). The second growth of leaves may also have some bullated characteristics of the bullata parent (hope).

I put a few sibs of this sinningia cross in the last US BX before any had bloomed. I wonder if anyone had similar of different results