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Kevin2685 · 03-23-2016, 09:14 PM

If it's loose in the soil the corm is rotting or rotted.
If they aren't active don't fertilize them. Don't know what the temps are there but until the soil warms up they will stay dormant. Best thing to do when they are dormant is leave them be and protect them from freezes and frost and let them do their thingI don't even water mine for a while once I uncover them because the spring rains seem to provide enough with the temps not being overly hot.

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