https://blog.bulbmeister.com/index.php?blog=2&disp=comments en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss092 <p>This weekend will be <strong>three months since I posted this blog</strong>, so I thought I would provide some more pictures. These seedlings are in a temperature-controlled room receiving 16 hours of light every day. I can&#8217;t guarantee that these conditions are ideal. If I had my &#8220;druthers", the light cycle would have mimicked winter-time day lengths, and I would have kept the room cooler. It never got above 68°F and never below 34°F. You will notice a combination of more seedlings and also spent seedlings, but what might be harder to see is that I&#8217;m still seeing new emergence, though the surge in emergence was in January. Most of these seedlings are spring-foliage Lycoris, so the new emergence is actually what I would have expected from most of it. <span style="background-color: #ff0000;"><em><strong>(Click picture to see larger image)</strong></em></span></p> https://blog.bulbmeister.com/index.php/lycoris-seedling-development-an-update?blog=2#c97 <p>Hi..I like your topic.I think you have done a lot of research on it and wwrote this informative blog for those who love gardening, I am ownerof Himalayan Gardens and I also supply flower bulbs.The tips which you have given I will surely work on it.</p> <p>Thanks</p> https://blog.bulbmeister.com/index.php/nursery-trials-aamp-forward-thinking?blog=2#c96