Does it flower? Is it a house plant - or out in the garden? Are the leaves plain green? Or have any dots/dashes? Does it die back at any time in the year - or just keep on?

I can think of plants such as Sandersonia which behave as you describe but that doesn't have strappy leaves. More clues?

leaves are long pail green with no markins the tips are rounded. it is a house plant it is evergreen. not seen the flower Unfortunately. i only have a small bulb grown from a tuber. the plant that is from was large and clump forming with many tubers ling around it. with bulbs sprouting from them. they form in a similar way as palms coming from seed. The tuber like thing are about 1"-2" across and Irregular shaped pail green and fleshy. they have a indentation in were the sprout appears and were the tissue swells around it.

Ornithogalum caudatum/pregnant onion, perhaps?

ive started to think in that lin but i dont know much. will travel down that rought. thank you. will post when i know. agein thank you.by the way do you know about Amorphophallus seedlings?

Amorphophallus sounds like a possible query for the folks at the Tropical forum.

As a general thought - I'd leave them in peace to grow on for at least a year before transplanting into separate grow-pots.

I'd also check out their natural habitat and climate and try to give a matching rest-lower water period if your species has one normally.

Given that they're not a 'colony' plant - there might be a phase where weaker seedlings fade to leave a dominant survivor, but that's a guess.