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looks about right to me ... what color did you expect for something that lives underground???

replant ... repot ...

as to the small ones.. it might be a season or two before they grow large enough flower .. i might put them all in the same pot ... since you have limited space ...

and never forget.. the most important thing in a pot.. is the media.. rather than the plant ... you want a good draining media ... as bulbs dont like to be sodden all the time ...

the first link here look pretty informative ... https://yippy.com/search?query=Easter+lilly

note the latin name.. and use it as the better sites use such ... you might even find some videos if you hit that link ...

ken

Bulbs of different lily classes are often different colors like white. Reddish, or yellow. It has nothing to do with the color of the flower

Thank you @linnea56 (zone 5b Chicago) and @ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5

28 years ago when I bought my house I tried my dad's suggestion. I went to a local large city cemetery 2 weeks after Easter. The crew was there about to mow the grass. The manager said all of those dead Easter lilies were about to go into a dumpster. He let me drive around and collect them. 15 flower pots yielded 22 bulbs. Just cut back on the watering and watch the stem die back so you may twist it out of the bulb. Remove any foil overwrap on the pot which may hold in moisture at the bottom. They grew very well for two years until some voles discovered them in my garden. Good luck with yours.