Lily bulb scaling - what next please?

[kGarden]

I planted some Lily bulbs a couple of months back and took a few scales off each, bunged them in a zip-lock plastic bag with some damp vermiculite, and now I have bulbils many of which have a decent sized leaf.

Should I plant these out into a seed tray, which will be quite shallow, or individual 3" pots (or is a different size better?)

How deep should the "bulb" part be planted?

Many thanks

[Ezeiza]

If the space available to them is too scant, they will need further transplanting too soon. Plant individually in pots, a coarse, porous mix is best, water sparingly at first to encourage the development of new roots, place in a spot with really good light but no direct sunshine, then move to sun for part of the day. Plant with 1 cm. or so of mix over the bulb at first, subsequent potting on will require deeper planting as this encourages maturity.

[kGarden]

Thank you, that's very helpful.