Twisted, thickened leaves and hardened growing points are classic herbicide injury (e.g., glyphosate drift), not insecticide.
Stargazer is sterile. Seed pods are empty husks. Propagation is by bulb scales or bulbils.
Bulbils forming in leaf axils or at base can be harvested and grown on. They bloom in 2–3 years.
If the twisted plant doesn't recover, dig it out entirely and don't replant lilies there for 2 years.
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