I need some help with this plant. My bulb has sent up sprouts three times since I acquired it. Each time, the sprouts only got about 2" out of the soil before flopping over and dying off. Two of the times, I was trying to water very lightly since my only option for winter growing bulbs is the basement, under grow-lights (With the temps in the mid-50's, too much water tends to lead to cold and damp soil.). The third time, I watered more than previously, but still had no success. I recently was looking at some information on Chile-Flora website. It states that the P. bicolor grows in an area that receives nearly constant rainfall. The annual rainfall may be up to 32", mostly concentrated in the winter months. It also stated that the soil tends to be either clay with limited drainage, or poor soil with good drainage. The soil in the pot may not quite qualify as poor, but the drainage is good. I now have a few more sprouts coming up. Should I be watering heavily until Spring, or will that just cause more problems? Thank you for any input. Mike Zone 6a in the Finger Lakes, where the paperwhites are impatiently popping out of the ground _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…