Take them out of the old mix and replace the mix with fresh. Gritty and not too rich. If you look at the bulbs - which are pale cream-white, you'll see the leaf scar so it's easy to tell which side is 'up'. Pot them about two inches down and water once. Put them in excellent light and good warmth. Above 55F all the time. Don't water again until the leaves start to show. Beware of aphids and cold damp which can lead to leaves rotting back. Don't be surprised if they either don't flower at all, or only one or two flower, or they all flower. They can be quite erratic. Try again another year. (It's worth it - just for those cheerful yellow or orange flowers.)

Hi, I would like some pregrant onion either for trade or postage. Will you please look at my list and maybe we can make a trade. Faye!

I am looking for some of these. I have a TON of heirloom veggies (tomatoes, peppers, etc.) & some various flower seeds. I would be willing to send several of them for some of these bulbs. Please please please let me know if you have any available. Thanks! - Steve

Steve, Ornithogalum thyrsoides 'Damascus' is a patented plant (PP21448) and therefore cannot be legally asexually propagated (including bulbs, cuttings, etc). If someone had seeds, they could give those away, but (as you may already know) the seeds would not produce the same plant. This plant is not all that common, and I doubt you'll find it locally (although there's some possibility that one of the big box type stores might have it). If you are desperate enough for it, contact Bay City Flower Company in Half Moon Bay, CA (650-726-5535) and ask them to direct you to a retailer for this particular plant.