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I had like 20 globemaster last year and they were huge!!!!
Now, every one has sprouted into 2 stalks but I noticed they are not as big as they used to...is it always the case? Plus, I want to divide them and when is the best time to do it?
I don't know as I haven't grown these yet. I did find one post about globemaster. You might want to PM some of those who have grown it if you don't get any further responses.
I bought 3 Globe Master bulbs back when they 1st came out. They are an awesome flower due to their extended bloom period. I leave the dried heads through mid August sometimes earlier (depending on how they look) for garden interest. Then I dig them up and each bulb now has a sidekick which I remove and then replant. I have a huge crop now and get lots of comments about them.
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