I have a question for more experienced Bessera growers... I have a pot of about a dozen Bessera corms. Due to an extremely wet Spring/Summer, the corms died back in late July- early August after a light flowering. Once the soil dried out a bit, I moved the pot into an unheated basement in mid-August (basement temp is usually 40-55 F year-round). As of ten days ago, one of the corms suddenly sprouted, despite not being watered at all since early August. The sprout popped up, and extended to about an inch and a half in length over a matter of a few days, but hasn't changed in the last five days. The wiki says to keep the corms dry all winter. Should I water the pot, and maybe move it to a warmer location, or just ignore the sprout? I've only had the Bessera since this Spring, so have no prior experience as to what is 'normal.' Thank you. Mike In the currently chilly Zone 6A Finger Lakes area. I also have a Lycoris aurea in bloom despite being in an inappropriately small pot. It really liked the wet Summer. _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…