Stove plants in general will now require an increase in the amount of
atmospheric moisture, and a slight advance in heat; such an advance to
be made, more especially on bright afternoons, when solar heat can be
enclosed in good time, and with it a moist and congenial atmosphere.
Crinums.--Pot them if they require it, but without disturbing the ball
of earth about their roots; to be favoured with an increase of heat
to start them afresh, and during their active growth to be liberally
supplied with water.
Gloriosa superba.--Shake out the roots, and repot in good fibrous loam,
with a sprinkling of sand, and place them in bottom heat. No water to be
applied to the tubers until they have commenced their growth.