Dear All, Den Wilson has kindly written us some text for the Fungal Diseases page of the Wiki telling us how to treat and prevent Stagnospora. Reading what he and Jim Shields have written make me wonder whether I should be trying to grow Amaryllids outside in winter. Some of them do so much better in the ground however. Even in my greenhouse the humidity during winter is frequently very high. I guess I am lucky I haven't had this problem on my Nerines before. I have posted two more pictures to the page below. One shows the leaf on one of my Nerines and the other some Zephyranthes leaves. I must admit the latter hasn't exactly had the best treatment since I had decided I was throwing it out anyway since I can't get it to bloom. Little did I know that it would provide an example that could be photographed for the wiki so it has come in handy. I will try to treat the Nerine, but the others are going. Do they both have stagnospora do you think? Between mealy bugs, virus and now this I am reminded why for years I concentrated on other families. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… My next task will be to write up something about mealy bugs to go with Arnold's great picture. Luckily there is a lot that has been posted on it over the years. I don't think anyone has written a response to Jennifer's question about the leaves on her tulip. Mary Sue