tropical lily question

[greenthumbnails]

I recently aquired and transplanted a tropical lily and am wondering if maybe it did not survive the transplant process or it could be in transplant shock.  It came with leaves and flower buds but they sort of dropped off after planting and there are no signs of any new growth.  I know it had a good root ball so am hoping it is alive still, but do not know how it can make it with no green above and only roots.  I do not recall if it had a tiny tuber below or not (might not). 

I still have some growing season left as I am in Florida.  Wanted to know if it still has a chance. 

[tracey_shafer]

It is probably just in shock. It should come back soon.

[PondmaninAL]

Greenthumbnails, what zone or city are you in?

Happy ponding,
Scott

[greenthumbnails]

zone 9b or 10a.  But I would say more like 10a.

[PondmaninAL]

What is your water temperature?

Happy ponding,
Scott

[HOWELL]

mine have stopped a lot they arent throwing lots of leaves as they used to mayeb because the weather is getting a little bit colder because of all the rain we are getting but i am not so sure hope they start doing as good as they were
and hope your recovers greenthumbnail

[greenthumbnails]

What is your water temperature?

Happy ponding,
Scott

Bought a thermometer...temp is 72 degrees F. 

[PondmaninAL]

Sounds like yours are doing what my Sacred lotus is doing, going dormant early because of all the rain cooling off the air plus the cloud cover cutting back the sunlight. I was hoping for blooms this year as well. Now, my tropical water lily looks like it's going to bloom soon. It best hurry though before the air really cools off.

Happy ponding,
Scott