Bulbs: Clivias anyone?, 1 by wallaby1

wallaby1 wrote:
Deb it is great to see something robust and substantial, the small and slower developing bulbs usually do OK but they look so fragile!

Siggy you probably have more knowledge and insight than most of us, you may recognise what is good and what isn't better than we who haven't seen them before as seedlings! But they look good to me!

I don't think you could be doing anything wrong, the grower of these has access to the famous grower in China's plants and pollen, and their breeding programmes are well controlled to select the best. Not that others are not, but having a wide range of plants to choose from for breeding the desirable features may make the difference. They have also been doing it for a long time.

On the forum link you posted, I did read that someone who grew seeds from all green plants got several variegated plants, second generation perhaps.

I cropped off a close up of the three, at a slightly different angle.