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cheerpeople

peruvian daffodil decided to grow while barerooted.

18 years ago

I was just checking on my bulbs in the basement.

This one is new to me. Walmart purchase that didn't bloom it's first year (07)

I noticed the peruvian daffodil is making all these bublets along the edge of the basal plate. See pics. Click link at bottom.

http://s7.photobucket.com/albums/y256/cheerpeople/this%20and%20that/peruvian%20daffodil/

Would it be best to leave it on the rack until spring planting in May-June (4-5 months from now), or pot it up? It's the only one I have so I'd like to grow these on instead of losing them.

Thx for letting me know :)

Karen

Here is a link that might be useful: 2 pics

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