Dave, I grow my ledebourias in a rich organic mix of about 1:1 organic:///inorganic/. A number of them (like L. socialis) don't like full sun. Ledebouria socialis in particular should stay moist during its growing season and be fertilized sparingly. They also look sad and hold on to only 1 or 2 leaves if you don't give them a dry winter dormancy. Once they get out of their dormancy they will sprout new leaves and produce lots of flowers. In my experience, the bulblets take a while to grow new roots and leaves. Nhu Berkeley, CA -- http://www.flickr.com/photos/xerantheum/ On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 9:35 AM, dave s <wusong@evilemail.com> wrote: > Just a quick question about *L. socialis*...Do they need fairly > regular feeding (something I rarely do w/ most of my plants)? >