Getting Rain Lilies to Bloom
J.E. Shields (Sat, 23 Nov 2013 10:31:50 PST)

Also note that Charles grows his rain lilies in the university greenhouse
-- heated in winter and cooled in summer. If we can figure out when the
dry season occurs in nature for a given species, that is when those rain
lilies should benefit most from a rest period.

Best wishes,
Jim Shields

At 06:10 PM 11/23/2013 +0000, Alberto wrote:

Kathleen, summer drying for those that are dormant in summer. The many
Mexicans would rot if exposed to wet ground/mix in winter.

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