spring beauty-storing bulbs
These little wildflowers pop up in the yard every year only for the month of April. I love seeing them and have not found them anywhere else. However we were evicted over a misunderstanding and my aunt/landlord basically losing her mind. I'd like to take some of these flowers with me so I shoveled a few of the bulbs up a few weeks ago and put them in pots. I figured it was probably better to dig them up after they got down flowering but they are hard to find then and I wasn't sure when we are moving. My potted plants look a little droopy but have produced seed pods. Does this mean they will survive? What is the best way to store them? We are living in a condo for a year or 2 with a small balcony and then hopefully buying a house. Should I remove the bulbs from the pots, let the pots go dry until spring, or keep watering them the same as if there was a visible plant growing in it?
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