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Dec 6, 2019 10:34 AM CST
Name: Ron
Modi'in Israel (Zone 11a)
RickM said:I was horrified when I first saw a waxed buln!

I don't know if the wax can be removed or not. If so,it may increase chances of the bulb growing. With the was removed, the bulb can breathe.

I would set the bulb in the sun, bottom up, to soften the wax. GENTLY try to remove some wax around the basal plate. If the plate hasn't been too damaged, the bulb should start sprouting roots.

I may have to get one just to try.


As far as I know, root system is intentionally cut off, so even you you remove all the wax, bulbs will die.

I glad that here we do not have this kind of "garbage"

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