Should I be concerned?

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    Hyacinth- didnt flower this year after moving bulb in winter, others flowered fine and dont have this 20230511_093837.jpg
     
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    Actually, it's on a few of them
     
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    Do you mean those red markings? Think that is normal, mine are always like that.
     
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      Mine have those red spots too, it's just their colouring.
       
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        If you are talking about the red dots, it's nothing to worry about. Mine always had them and it won't cause any problem
         
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