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Hello dear friends of Stinker!

Got the first big Stinkerei of my career behind me now:
My Typhonium has flourished, or better, it still is flourishing, stinks but not more.... (Thankfully!) : d

Now the question:
Since already the first roots come out, and the Blatttrieb starts to move, I am times assuming that I the next days times "will sink the good part"...
Only:
Which substrate would take you?
Dahab a hint of a botanist of the Manor gardens in Hannover, which means available:

4 Parts good compost or potting soil
2 Parts sand
1 Part perlite or Seramis

Would be really obvious, because that sure on the one hand is very permeable (since tubers of hald times like to rot if too wet is) and on the other hand still well saves water (perlite/Seramis)....

What are your experiences?

P.S.:
Was this also for my Amorphos?

Thank you Philip!

Only, where get I from coarse perlite?
'Ve found up to now only 0-6 mm...

LG

I not more thought man, the good old BayWa, at that!
Gibts the yet?
Then I know where tomorrow my path leads me OK!

What would take her for a grain size?
Because 0-6 mm is but bad small...
What are there still?
And:
Is as a difference between "Construction perlite" and I nenns times "Plants perlite"?

But thanks for the tip!