Hello, Thank you to those of you who responded to my original Lycoris inquiry. I am working on tracking down a copy of the Herbertia issue that was mentioned. I have one more request regarding Lycoris. Can anyone point me toward a good primer for (amateur) hybridizing? Peter Franks mentioned a method devised by Margot Williams of the USDA from the 1980s that grew Lycoris seedlings in controlled moisture conditions to accelerate growth; resulting in flowering bulbs within three years. I primarily need a basic understanding of hybridizing but if I can find information on this process I would like to read it as well. The second question I have is far more general. I started several seeds indoors this year for the first time under lights. The 'seed starting' soil I used on my first several trays proved to be too moisture retentive and so now I have a mold issue. For the seeds that have germinated, what is the best way to proceed? (Do I need to wait until the seedlings have matured to an extent before I re-pot them? Is there a good way to address the mold without re-potting? etc.) Thank you, Tony Carter Lake Dallas, TX - Zone 8a