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the young tubers have evolved all very good and one of the old tuber has already developed the second flowering. Because I left them untouched I have images of decay of the flower this year, I think it looks peculiar but not less fascinating!
Nice part. The flowers are the fascinating to the Araceen...und if you so long hopes and I, is a flower that is always nice, even if she already decays. Thank you for the show.
Meanwhile the two tubers blossom very regularly at the home of course under a glass globe, it perfectly. In the third photo, you can see clearly that the upper part of the fall of the glass is fogged, that probably comes from the warming of the spadix for better evaporation of odorous substances that are extreme in henryi.
Thank you, Ralf, the Amorphophallus are almost perfectly adapted for the "climatic conditions" of apartments, only the light is always somewhat problematic ... Bernhard, with the small-flowered species this is doing quite well with glass crashes, but the one at henryi is unavoidable, which is the fiercest stench of all the species I have cut so far. Dear greetings Michael
I'm glad to hear that the tubers with you behave well! henryis are me too hard on the rise, only they do not like one, that's too little light. There you can also soon happy flowers, my have flourished between 200 and 400 grams. Curious then, what you say to the scent, but the appearance of the flower makes it back up for...
Dienstag, 16. April 2024, 13:29
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