Mark, > > I would like to know some tips on propagating it. It has about 50 stems > topped with flowers. Does each stem = one bulb or is it multiple stems from > a bulb? Each stem originates from a separate bulb, but additional bulbs will form during the growing season. Regarding propagation the response I sent on Nov 18th to your earlier posting covers this, see below. (The bulbs will readily detach from the old stems at this time - the stems can be discarded) Regards Robin > My Oxalis versicolor has a forest of 'stems' and one flowering stem full of > flowers. Has the pot got too many tubers/bulbs in it? When do I divide it? > Divide and repot when dormant in mid-late summer. This species increases well and pots can easily become crowded and shy flowering. Given how prolific the plant is in terms of bulb production it is difficult to rationalise the very high prices charged by some commercial suppliers for this plant........! > > _______________________________________________ > pbs mailing list > pbs@lists.ibiblio.org > http://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php > >