Stargazer lilies are perennials; they should not be dug up and dried. Only annual bulbs (e.g., cannas) are lifted and stored in moist peat moss.
Philippines has wet/dry and cool/hot seasons, but no frost. Lilies can stay in ground year-round. Lifting and drying likely killed the bulbs.
If bulbs are soft, they're dead. If firm, store in moist peat moss and replant early next spring.
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