Dear All, I would like to add my lucky, but stumbling experience with Rauhia multiflora (mine came labeled "R. peruviana," but I gather they are the same thing.) I grow it in a heated greenhouse. I have had it for 4-5 years. It never went dormant, even during the summer, when it baked in severe neglect inside the greenhouse (temps to 120F at least), but got an occasional light watering. Last year, it bloomed about this time of the year with leaves. This past summer or fall, its leaves turned yellow and died. So I watered it a little less (a splash every two weeks?) And now it is putting up a bigger scape than last year. But our weather has been unusually cold (<10F) and the temp in the greenhouse went down to 30F before I adjusted the heaters. After hearing Dylan's advice about temps with this one, I moved it to a heated room with a very bright window. That was this morning. It is very pleased, and the scape grew an inch today. Leaves are beginning to appear too. It is in a deep pot (6" long tom) in a mixture of pumice, and coarse, stream sand/gravel with almost no organic matter. It is planted at soil level, and I feed it once or twice/year with either a time release general purpose food or a time-release bulb food. Does anyone know whether or not it is self-fertile? I tried last year, but nothing happened. Alan Meerow, are you still on this list? I also have two pots of Rauhia decora (seed from Alan). And here again, I don't know how to grow them. This makes it fun! I haven't killed them yet, so this makes them success stories in my checkered record. I second our member, Tony Avent's, motto, "I consider every plant hardy [growable] until I have killed it myself...at least three times" - Avent BX 140 should go out on Monday. Best wishes, Dell Dell Sherk, SW PA, USA, Zone 6/7