I believe the pink flowering one is "Queen Emma". As far as getting them to re-bloom, re-pot the pups in a fast-draining organic mixture. Don't put the pots in direct midday sun, but give them lots of filtered light.

Hi Ricky how are you!? Miss the BBQ!!! Thank you.

I guess my pic got lost. Going to try it again. This one is green and white varigated with pink bloom.

Going to remove some of the pups.

Hey Mell - welcome back to GW. No more American barbecue for us, we've switched to Jamaican jerk for our garden parties. There's going to be a huge Croton auction and rare plant sale at our house this April. I've already posted it on the Croton forum over at Palmpedia and I'll post something here as we get closer.

Queen Emma has darker leaves non variegated with a purplish flower. I would think if you planted your crinum in the ground it might bloom.