I bought a sinningia in november, (aurora borealis) and it had done very well. The vendor told me that eventually after flowering it would start looking poorly and the foliage would die back and that it would be resting for a few months. The plant, or it may be two plants it had two separate stems emerging from separate places in the soil, one stem is starting to bloom again and the other dried up and vanished. Should I dig it up and check to see if I have two bulbs? Did I kill one of the stems or is it resting? Can you tell this is all new to me? :P
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