Everything does seem to be more substantial, thicker leaves, stronger stem, heavy substantive flowers. And it did take longer to mature from seed than your other seeds. You very well could be right.

Yeah, I very well may have messed up when I labeled it... My Halinar 4n trumpets are among my favorite lilies I've grown from seeds. I sent some mixed seeds from them to NALS exchange. I hope some people will try them out.

And although you were way way ahead of me in that genre back then, we all become more experienced and knowledgeable in time.

How long does it take a lily to bloom from seed. I am new to the seeds are just rather curious.

thanks

If you plant a group of 20 seeds this spring and they grow well this year, chances are SOME will have one or two flowers next year. Most all should have 1 or 2 or more flowers the following summer or two years from now and by the 3rd year, many more flowers from each.

EDIT ADDED: rewritten for better description.

Pat, I've rewritten the above post for better understanding.

Harvesting bulbs of yours today , Connie ct3-1-4 xs.. good returns & now they can go ballistic in huge tubs

That's good news, Anthony! I use the CTs-1s alot, trying to get more pink into my 4n trumpets. No luck so far but I'm optimistic for the future!