Where is it growing? Do they get it to bloom every year? Mine bloom sporadically, but I have five, so the odds of getting a bloom are pretty good, given that I'm not in the Mojave desert!
Bob Zone 7
On Thursday, November 19, 2020, 01:21:06 PM EST, Ron Martinolich via pbs <pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net> wrote:
Here are some pictures of our friend's sea squill. This one has been in the ground about 15 years, with full sun from mid- to late morning on. It was originally one bulb.
Pic 64 - the bulb bifurcated some years ago, the growing points between the top and bottom bulbs are now well over a foot apart
Pic 69 - close up of the top bulb from pic 64, with a basal offset; the main shoot is about 4 inches in diameter
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