Ok...don't laugh at these tiny sick pieces. This is as close as I can get a pic.

We cross posted Linda. That definitely looks like rot. Let them dry. A lot. I think they will come through it. Just keep them dry.
Twit should be along in a week or two and may have more information for us.

I'm very visual. If I have a pic of something, it's worth a thousand words to me. I am a need to see person.
Thank you for making a photo thread.

Great photos Linda. Glad we started this thread so us visual people can understand what things look like. Here are a couple of mine that really stuggled last year because of drought (they were new plants for me), then our fall and winter rains came, and are still here almost non stop into March. You can see the damage. Hope they will flourish once our sunny weather arrives. : (
h 'Inferno' 12/31/2010 and h 'Kapo' 7/26/2010

Linda, Sorry that I missed your original post and only just saw this. Can you update the original pictures so that I can see how they are doing? Lynn gave you very good advice. As long as you catch them soon enough and let them dry out for a few days before planting, then keep them on the dry side, most will recover. Since there is root on each offset or piece, you should have good results.

I'll take pics soon Twit. So far, they're doing fine, just very tiny. Lynn is a NP now...she's moving on up.

I thought she was the hospital administrator. They aren't allowed to practice medicine because its a conflict of interest. Need to make a profit but don't play golf, you know what I mean? (I sure hope she's not listening, I'll get into trouble for saying that)

Oh no...I didn't realize or think about her being the hospital administrator. Maybe she's just leading a helping hand and not really a NP...

Well, can I help it if I got excited and forgot my position. And you are so right, I do not golf. DH would like that to change. Silly him.

Linda I am so relieved to see you posting this morning. I was worried about all the bad weather in your area. Big sigh of relief.

For both of you silly people.

you guys make my day. off to work in the rain.

Good morning Cynthia. Don't get all wet out there. I think we might even have some sun again today.