Hi All, I'm the grateful recipient of a bulb of H. stellaris and am looking for input from you about its horticulture and acclimatization to my conditions. It came from a drastically different climate and that is of great concern. My overnight temps are to the low 80's F and at my location, days have been consistently around 100 degrees but could go considerably higher before cooler days and nights of October. It came from a location where day temps are in the upper 60's F with overnight temps in the 50-55 degree F. range. I suspect it's a mature bulb since the grower has had it a number of years but without flowering success. It has good, moist roots. I've read about it in Graham Duncan's book (2010) and also the Color Encyclopedia of Cape Bulbs. I'm happy it's not one of the species that flowers after fire or grows in marshy conditions but am wondering about a watering regime during this period of adjustment. All suggestions are most welcome, especially since we have no photo of it on the wiki and growing it to flower would provide a welcome addition.. All best, Pamela Slate