Really impressive! I have never seen new bulbs sending shoots in the same season they were formed.
Winters are not very cold in here, but all the new bulbs of L longiflorum always wait for the next season to send shoots, no matter what I do.
I read that in Hawaii they keep growing continuously:
"Some require special treatment--for me, L. longiflorum needs a dry rest in August-September, or else it will keep growing from the top of the stem (Make a bulb in the air and keep growing) and never flower."
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Do all the tropical lilies behave this way?
What happens with the new bulbs of your pics if you let these shoots grow and then they freeze in winter?
