This is the first time that we've planted bulbs and my wife and I
mutually chose tulips; Mixed Rembrandts and Queen of the Night. We kept
them in the 'fridge for 6-8 weeks (I forget exactly how long) because
we live in San Diego,CA. I decided to get off my arse and plant them,
so I pull them out of the fridge and planted the Queens first, then
grabbed the Rems and noticed they had these yellow and brown spots and
kinda looked like they had been munched on by mites or something. I
found out via www that Rembrandts are "broken" tulips and (I guess)
they're deseased and that's what gives them their stripes, but are the
bulbs supposed to appear deseased?

Thanks in advance for any help,
Gene

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This is the first time that we've planted bulbs and my wife and I
mutually chose tulips; Mixed Rembrandts and Queen of the Night. We kept
them in the 'fridge for 6-8 weeks (I forget exactly how long) because
we live in San Diego,CA. I decided to get off my arse and plant them,
so I pull them out of the fridge and planted the Queens first, then
grabbed the Rems and noticed they had these yellow and brown spots and
kinda looked like they had been munched on by mites or something. I
found out via www that Rembrandts are "broken" tulips and (I guess)
they're deseased and that's what gives them their stripes, but are the
bulbs supposed to appear deseased?

Thanks in advance for any help,
Gene



I planted a bunch of Rems in October, and I don't recall seeing anything
like this on them. Perhaps they have a fungus? Where did you buy the bilbs,
by chance?