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Will these be blooming sized corms with the 2 leaves attached? For every trout lily that blooms there are hundreds of one leaf plants, the vast majority of which are sterile and actually never will bloom. Per the link below: Young, sterile plants send up a single leaf and these often grow in dense colonies. is why I'm asking. Most folks do not realize the the vast majority of the one leaf plants are sterile. Here is a link that might be useful: Trout lilies at Maryland Native Plant Society

I am new to growing lilies this is my first year and i did had disaster with them buds .And i have been told that they wont regrow again from experts so i do suspect that if you lost the top of the plant (not some of the leaves )it wont produce second stalk .Lilies have only one stalk and they do not have shoots from the base as some of the other kinds of the plants .Some plants as tomatoes may loose them top and then they produce new between the last leaves .I repeat again i am not expert but i do read hours in lilies forums i read so fare about 50 pages questions and answers .But hopefully someone more experienced than me will have his word as well .So by my opinion bad news is you wont have blooming plant this year ,the good one is the bulb will get stronger and maybe will produce a few small bulbs if the bulb is enough old for this .Best wishes and good luck .I am sorry for your lost i feel as well terrible because i have my plants but i lost my buds due to overwatering and using too strong fertilizer .(sorry for my bad english but that is the best i can do for now )

We have thousands of trout lily in our woods and maybe I use the wrong terminology but I call it a "bulb" but whatever the correct word, it does look just like the photo above only smaller. Barb southern Ontario, CANADA