Where are you located, Ran? That cuts down the possibilities. To me they look like narcissi but that could be way off if you aren’t in the right climate. Are those leaves flat or cylindrical in cross section? I can’t think of any bulb that sounds like ‘seema’ but if it is in a language other than English can you tell us what it is? Given your centimetre ruler I’m assuming you’re not in the US.

Whatever they are they need to be planted ASAP. They are showing green shoots but have no roots so they are using up the energy stored in the bulbs and can’t replace it.

Another vote for narcissus. zima is winter in Polish.

Thanks for your feedback!

It's a Mediterranean climate, and the leaves are cylindrical, and probably you're right, the word could be accented with Arabic so I couldn't find the real word in English.

As for planting, yes I've planted them immediately after the photo.

I guess I will get to know what they are as a surprise, I like surprises :)

Jonquils, a type of Narcissus, have cylindrical leaves and scented yellow flowers. Not exactly small but smaller than regular daffodils, about 1.5 cm across.

The daffodil database lists a Zema class 2 by an Australian hybridizer

Thank you so much!

Zema is a large cupped daffodil and as such I doubt it would have cylindrical cross section leaves. The mystery is not solved imo.

Well I'm now more excited to the flowering time to see what it is, I hope I will succeed in caring of them until they're strong enough to flower :D

floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK bossyvossy Finally the mysterious narcissus has bloomed!!! :D

And it's really very tiny, but I still don't know the exact species.

floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK I guess you're right, it's Jonquils :D

Bet is smells wonderful.

It does indeed

posierosie_zone7a You're very welcome, and thank you for stopping by! ^_^