Pardon the typo I put in the subject. It's hard to see on a phone screen. Shawn wrote > Congratulations on [Sinningia] tubiflora thriving in Phoenix! > I can't keep it alive even in shade here in Yuma. It will go dormant right away if it dries out during warm weather. It is bulletproof here if I water plentifully, even every day. They tend to be sold at cactus and succulent shows in pots that are far too small, growing in a mix that is far too loose, drying out far too fast. I grow mine in a round plastic pot of 12"/30.5cm diameter. I put a tiny tuber received from the BX into that pot years ago. I use a mix of local soil and commercial potting soil. It flowers a lot here. I suggest you try again, in a very large container. Since you don't really get frost, you could probably leave it outside all winter, perhaps protected from any rain that might come. I plan to repot mine and send tubers to the BX sometime this winter. I'll wait until I get an OK from Jane because there is no rush at all, and I'm sure the volunteers are burdened enough right now. Leo Martin Phoenix Arizona USA Zone 10 today Sent from ProtonMail _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…