I also hear what you write in mail, not everyone retains information at the same rate, and the cost of connecting weighs heavy on all our minds. Though the Americans seem to have it fairly easy regarding connection costs. This species responds most favourably to cultivation by the knowing gardener. Seeds germinate fairly quickly, depending on which you plant, expect them up from the thirty eight day to forty eight day period. Moraea species can be divided up into three distinct groups by the gardener.
Propagation is by offsets and seeds.
Divide the off sets when dormant from groups one and two, and for group three, divide directly after the flowering period, and replant immediately. Groups two and three seeds of these are sown in Spring. Again, might I point out, that it is very hard to advise folks from different climates which Moraea to grow and flower. In general the summer flowering species would be best suited for cold regions. 14F. Ones beyond these will of course need protection, as does anything grown outside of their normal temperature range.