I have 10 bulbs so I will tell you what I do. I grow it like a houseplant. There are two methods I do not like the second.
#1 -
plant the bulb in a pot with about one inch of space on both sides. Do not cover the neck of the bulb. It should be 1" above the soil. You want good potting soil and slow release fert. Put it in a sunny window. Since it is a new bulb they have probably grown it so it will
flower by Dec-Jan.
After the
flower fading cut the stem 1" down. You do not want it to go to
seed and take energy from the bulb so it will
flower again for you next winter.
Continue to grow until summer and put it outside in a sunny area and get as much growth as you can so the leaves can feed your
flower to follow.
Before your first frost bring it in and continue to water sparingly you do not want to rot the bulb. (due to less light some leaves will brown) cut them off. It will
flower anywhere from Nov-March.
#2 method
Now this is where I differ from some.
At the end of summer some put the bulb in the dark for 8 weeks no water no light and bring it out in Nov to
flower about Dec. They say this gives them a definite blooming time.
It is your choice. I do not think it helps to keep your bulb healthy drying it out and forcing it to bloom every year. Mine multiply by continue growth and light.