Yep, at the end of the season, just bring
them inside, and I just stop watering....
They dry out, the leaves dry up, (oh, I've
even had the stalk, the whole thing, just
clunk over, and off) but the bulb goes
dormant, and leave in a cool basement,
(I leave mine in a basement that has two
hot water tanks and a furnace... that's it
for heat, they over winter fine..
Then come sometime around, oh, say middle
of March (ish) and then you'll see some
little tiny growths at the top of the dirt,
that'll be the
plant coming back to life.
I do nothing to them but water them..
and stop watering.
Little bit of fish emulsion and once in
awhile Shultz's 10~60~10.............
Now, my former neighbor used to take them out of
their container/pot, and put them in peat moss or something, and then replant them in the
spring..
Can do that too!
And I have a girlfriend that just let's them
grow through the winter in her kitchen window..
So, I can say, you pick a method I guess.....
Get 6, and try 2 of each, with the 3 different methods.... I am a experimenter...
But for me, I'm terribly pulled in many different directions, (I look something like me picture down there with my name, going in so many different directions at the same time!)
But I'm slow, so, the method I chose was the easiest for me!
Hope this info helps!!
Weezie