dried plants
 

I recently took a look at my plants overwintering under the house and they appear to be drying out I cut the top of of one and there is a little yellow green color in the center but it doesnt look good the others are not as bad but look like they will soon follow.any suggestions on this

Re: dried plants
 

Hopefully someone with more experience will weigh in on this but , a couple of things. Is it possible that it got below freezing ( a high /low thermometer may help). I've read that wrapping a damp towel around the roots may help this , wetting the towel occasionally say once a month. I've over wintered plumeria for well over 10 years( dry in pots) watering about once a month only because the stem ends tend to get shriveled. Still upon resuming regular watering they do just fine.Hope this helps.

Re: dried plants
 

that is normal mine dry up to u might lose some of the stem or all of it as long as the corm is hard and not mushy it will come back in spring as for watering i dont water or wrap a damp cloth around the corm the roots usually dry up and die in a few days anyways so watering wont do no good only cause rot i usually cut all the roots of before storing them in my basement i just checked mine yesterday and the cavendishs the stems look pretty rought too and the ornamentals the stems r totally gone but all still hard and have green yet so no worries