Try starting with any other dwarf Asiatic lily. Double check to make sure variety is not sterile - not all lilies are especially fertile or inclined to produce seed.

Also Asiatic lilies are extremely winter hardy - down to -40C - and are really not houseplants. And will not be expected to thrive indoors the same way they would out of doors. I think you will find much better performance if you plant the bulbs outdoors.

Here is a link that might be useful: dwarf Asiatic lilies

I don't know if you are on Facebook, but there are 2 really great lily groups on there that might be able to help you.

Thank you. I bought two hybrids (one isn't doing so well...) and pollenated the last bud of the season. The lilies seem to be doing fine indoors, and so I'll keep them there, but if they start to decline, then I'll have to reluctantly place them outdoors.

The little plant card/tag that was in the soil for my tiny bee said to never let it stay in temperatures below 34 degrees celcius? It goes way below that in edmonton quite frequently, so I don't know if I should plant it outdoors...

Asiatic lilies are outdoor garden hardy all the way north to the border of zone one. They are perfectly suited to the plains and prairies of West Central Canada. Furthermore, they require a long, cold winter during their resting period in order to bloom properly the following Spring. For this reason, Asiatics are favorite for northern Canadian lily gardeners and hybridizers, alike. Some of the most well known Asiatic lily hybridizers in the world with more than 600 new hybrid varieties come from that area. Asiatics are also amongst the easiest of all the lily types to cross pollenate and hybridize. The reference to 34'C on the label is an obvious misprint. Planting bulbs in the Spring or Fall is much better than buying potted plants. Buy from a highly respected source in your region like www.plant lilies.com (Valley K Lily Ranch) or www.thelilynook.com. There are also several Lily Societies in west central Canada. Good luck with hybridizing; it's very enjoyable!