I had the same question Nick. This is my first year with the gloriosa lily. I had three lovely blooms and that appears to be it for this year. I know that the rhizomes will multiply so next year there will be new stems to flower so hopefully there will be a better show each year!

I'm trying these again, too. My first try years ago resulted in losing them over winter...I believe the container got too wet/chilled.

This year I plan to protect the container from rainfall and hand water occasionally over winter (listed as hardy here according to Brent&Becky).

Mine has grown about 6 feet tall, has 6 blooms at upper end, and I don't see any other buds forming. I have it growing up a potted Black-stem Bamboo...really like the combination. I love the exotic colors of the Gloriosa and fantastic intricacy of form. I brought two blooms inside in tiny vase to admire closeup...so hot here that flowers seem to last longer inside in cooler temp and lower light (and so do I~~smile). Best luck to all with tuber multiplying...these are such beauties! josh