I find it interesting that the Rainlilies which like moisture, like Zephyranthes atamasco, I hav managed to kill off most seedlings with kindness as to moisture levels. I now grow mine like the restof them and so far all is good. Now I see that the Habranthus correntinus (thank you Angelo) also likes moisture. I didn't notice that noteto myself until now. So it got planted into pumice the same as the others, and now, looking healthy and happy, it is getting the first bud. From this I suspect that the notice about moisture is more aimed at growers in very dry climates. The Auckland climate must have enough rain to keep these "fussy" ones happy. The reverse side of this is that Stagonospora is a problem. I have not yet found a suitable fungicide. Was sold one yesterday but I see it is aimed at powdery mildew and black spot, whatever that is. As it cost $80for a bottle, have emailed the manufacturer for information. Ina -- Ina Crossley Auckland New Zealand zone 10a