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I don't remove the leaves till they die and then just cut them across. at the top of the bulb, not too close. As the bulb dries out, the leaves will die back. They are not cold hardy in northern climes. Even in zone 7 they would need to be well mulched to survive. They have to have at least...

The leaves won't die while the weather is mild and you don't want it to freeze. Now that it has been outside it should have built up good stores in the bulb from the sun exposure. If it's starting to get cold there, I would dig it up and turn it upside down so it will dry out and hang in a cool...

They usually bloom when they come out of dormancy. Fertilize and give good light then let it dry out upside down and go dormant. A couple months after the foliage has dried up trim it and replant. This time it should bloom.

Not sure, I've never done that. I just make sure the medium is good and moist, like you could wring it out when I start. Then water when it gets dry to the touch.

How deep is the bulb? It should be about 2/3 buried and the soil kept moist. The leaves and flower stalk will grow without moisture but the roots won't.