I am a newbe to the forum, have not posted before. I hope I am at the right address. I purchased Rhodophiala bifida seed from the seed offerings, I planted them in a mix of Faffard potting soil with added sand. The pot was put in my greenhouse, intermediate temps. and I now have about 9 shoots coming up that are about 2" tall at this point and very skinny. I need to know what I need to do with them right now, I think it is too cold to put them outside. Do they need very bright sun, part shade ect? When do I transplant them to individual pots and that sort of information. I am a retired perennial propagator but have never done much with bulb seed. Your help will be very much appreciated. I live on the border between Zones 6B and 7A. I believe that this is the plant that I have seen in a yard near here, it looked like a red amaryllis with a white stripe down the middle of each petal. Before I could ask if I could have a bit of it the house was sold and the new owner tore them all out and probably threw them in the trash. I hope this is what they were and I can hopefully establish them in my garden, if I can find the right microclimate for them. I am anxious to try some of the hardy Lycoris, there is a single L. radiata down the road and I have a patch of what I believe are L.squamiera. Any help or suggestions you can give will be very much appreciated.