A couple of years ago I obtained a couple of bulbs from a grower in New Zealand. When I asked if this was a summer-growing or a winter-growing clone, he told me that they flower in the summer in New Zealand, but when he has sent them to people in the northern hemisphere they have flowered in winter. I had hoped my bulbs would shift to a summer-growing habit, but my bulbs are now in their second winter of active growth. The two bulbs woke at approximately the same time, even though one spent its dormancy in a cool basement and the other was in a warm office. I wonder if the growth cycle is more strongly controlled by an internal biological clock than by the external environment. Or perhaps my indoor growing conditions are too constant to entrain them into a summer cycle of growth? Where was an interesting discussion a while ago about changing hemispheres, but can anyone offer suggestions specific for Paramongaia? Thanks, Bill