I have had a pot of an oxalis for over 50 years. I aquirred it in Mass. when I lived there, now that I am in North Carolina I have found that many places here it is hardy. It is a three part leaf of a light green that closes up in the evening, the flower is a nice pink with a number of blossoms on each stem. I have used it as a house plant all these years as it blooms almost all year. I want to repot it as it is not as vigorous as it used to be and has moss all over the soil, in the past I would just unpot it and replant the tubers in new soil. I did not wait for dormancy as it did not go into it on its own and I did not know that it should. My question, after all that explination, is: What is the best way to repot it so I do not lose it. Do I dry it off so it goes dormant or do I just repot it in fresh soil? What kind of soil does it do best in? Your help will be appreciated, Anita Roselle _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@mailman1.ibiblio.org http://pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/