Hello Karl, Your Massonia is probably Massonia sp. from Vleesbaai? (Vleesbaai is originally Dutch and means in English Meat bay). Sounds like a lack of light. I keep my Massonia 's and Daubenya 's in a frost free greenhouse with maximum temperatures of about 10-14° Celsius. (50-58° Fahrenheit). And as much light as possible. A combination of a too high temperature and too less light will make the plants deform and the leaves will start to come up. Hans Huizing Holland zone 7b Karl Church schreef op 6-1-2014 8:39: > Hi all; I have a recently acquired Massonia vlessbuai that gas begun to > bloom & them leaves have gone from prostrate to vertical. Does anyone have > a suggestion as to why thus is happening? The plant is indoors with > temperatures ranging from 55-68 °F. > Karl Church > Dinuba, CA > Zone 9b > _______________________________________________ > pbs mailing list > pbs@lists.ibiblio.org > http://pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php > http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/ > *H. J. Huizing* Wapendrager 38 7943 RP Meppel Holland // Tel: (0031) 0522-440717 hanshuizing@home.nl http://www.dehuizings.nl/ http://www.hanshuizing.nl/ *Loving plants is not a virus. It's a highly evolved state of being.* Get a signature like this. <http://s.wisestamp.com/links/…> Click here. <http://s.wisestamp.com/links/…>