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I have never had mine flower. Are you sure there is not some cleistogamous U. subulata mixed in with the U. pubescens? This form of U. subulata produces short scapes with a perfect little ball at the end that rarely opens.
I've got something similar happening with my U. flaccida. I think the scapes are either aborting because environmental conditions are wrong or something is eating them. Probably the prior
U. pubescens is an easy plant to grow and to get to flower. Grow it the same way you would U. sandersonii with plenty of light, and cooler (not cold) winter temps. You should have no problem with this species. I would guess that you probably don't have enough light or there is something else that you are doing...
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