Keep them lightly-watered and when the better weather comes, put them outside, in the shade (under a tree is good) to start so they don't get shocked. They need to rest and replenish the roots, to build up energy for blooming next spring. Plant them in the ground and feed them to help build up flower power. BTW, I hope you didn't chop all the foliage down to the soil. Let the foliage die back naturally--if you chop it off the bulb won't replenish for future flowering.
- catsknit in
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