If all the roots are gone, you might try putting on some Clonex gel and sticking them into a pot of relatively dry medium. I saved a Hippeastrum bulb that way. It sprouted new roots and went on to grow normally.
Bob Zone 7
On Tuesday, March 15, 2022, 01:18:57 AM EDT, Dennis Kramb via pbs <pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net> wrote:
I mistakenly let my pot of Caliphruria subdentata get too cold this
winter. The foliage died back & didn't resprout so I dug the bulbs to see
how they looked. They seem firm & healthy but most had some blue/green
powdery mold on the bottom.
I gave them a quick bleach dip & they're air drying now. Are there any
other measures I ought to take for them?
My Eucharis x grandiflora was not so lucky. All the bulbs succumbed to the
cold.
Thanks,
Dennis in Cincinnati
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