Dear All, I have a question concerning possible dormancy of two different plants. They are in full growth right now but winter approaching I wonder how to treat them in the months to come. The first plant is Globba winitii. I was given a small plant last year and kept it going over winter. It had one or two flowers and even produced offsets on the spent flower stem. The person who gave it to me told me it could be treated the same way as Canna would: dormancy in winter and restart in spring. What is your experience? It is in full flower right now and does not show any sign of wanting to go dormant ( same like my Cannas right now) I do not want to lose this gem because of a forced dormancy but I am so short of greenhouse space in winter...... The other is Alocasia hypnose which I got from the BX in June. it has grown into a nice plant from a fairly small tuber. I took it into the greenhouse because it did not seem to like the cooler days and nights we have now but also no sign of natural dormancy, it produces one leaf after the other. Is it deciduus? Can it be kept totally dry in winter? Thank you, greetings from my autumn garden Uli