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Discussion in 'Flower Gardening' started by username16218, Apr 6, 2013.

  1. username16218

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    They grow new stems every year, so go ahead and pull out the brown (dead) one. I do that with all my lilies (day and oriental) :)
     
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    You can give it a tug and it it comes out easily, there ya go :) If not, you can leave it until it comes out by itself or you can keep testing it every so often until it does.
     
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    Carefully, as it may have tiny bulblets attached to the the stem.
     
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    You are safe. Calins advice was wise, too. Bulbbils/bulblets are tiny newly formed bulbs that will grow and bloom in a few years. If you see any put them in a protected area and in a few more years you will have a few new ones bloom.If you don't see any, don't worry, they don't always make them.
     

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