When I acquired them I didn't know this and gave them summer dry. They survived, hidden among the Habranthus.

What do I do to 'reset' them for growing on and flowering at the proper time?

Unless you are southern hemisphere, please advise by season, not month.

It looks like you are in about the same temperature range as us here in Joburg. In which season do you get your rain? I would not even try to 'reset' it or make it stick to a certain dormancy. Let it do what it wants. They are not fussy.

Hope this helps.
Maddy

With global warming our rain can be quite erratic but 'my' area gets rain throughout the year with January-February being on the dry side.

This April has also been quite dry but there's a southerly coming through(???)

I'm around Lat 41S compared with your 26S, but we have the wind and some good microclimates. More 'maritime', and that helps to moderate the hots and colds.

The Zephyranthes have been flowering, and Habranthus, so I guess it's just a matter of time before Cyrtanthus pushes through.

I have some C. mackenii hybrids (other parent is C. brachyscyphus) that shrug off our year round rain. It is generally always rainy or humid here.

C. mackenii is reputed to be one of the most tolerant and easily grown species in this genus. As long as you don’t get too cold for too long, it should do well for you under many conditions, as long as it has adequate drainage.

Cordially,

C.J.