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Dietitanenknolle is excavated and presumptuous.Result:

45 kg and 175 cm circumference



Everything else here:

https://botgarten.unibas.ch/

with best regards Roger

Hi, thanks for the report. Na that has become yes a decent tuber and the images on the Web page are also impressive.

I like especially the pot 1100 litres


What surprises me but... No additives used for the substrate, so that there will be an airy? So neither Cocosfasern nor perlite?
What is that used for Earth?
But I'd fear that the tuber fault or but the roots break down.

MfG
Stephan

i wish more growers of "tropicals" here in USA !!
much thanks to all over in europe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and especially to us enthusiasts that want the "details" from the growers..
i glean much from all of you..much thanks
i have 4 of my larger titanums back in vegetative growth..and 1 titanum that just wont go
dormant..its 9 feet (270cm) tall..some leaves drying ..but firm petiole..its been going on 13 months now..
i hope the corm put on some nice size.. its like christmas when we unpot them and see how we did in care..
lol
i am having good success with 50% pine bark (small to medium sized), 30% pumice..and remaining peat,or coco coir
i do have to water frequently..especially with pots outside now..
again..much thanks for all the great info!!!!!!!!!!!!

Stephan,

where did you find the info to the substrate? I was then unsuccessful in finding...

VG, Bernhard.

Bernhard, it is nowhere. But clicking on the link and then viewing the images on the Web page, then you'll see the substrate.

https://botgarten.unibas.ch/titanwurz/index.php

Hi Stephan,.

AHA, now I understand also the comment to the 1.1 m ³ pot...

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Today I got a mail from Basel.

so slowly we go



http://titanwurz.unibas.ch/Aktuell/

What's that in the pot left next to the Titanwurz? It's also interesting.

"The flowering Titanwurz can be seen consistently during the first 24 hours."

That would be nice also in Bonn.

Greetings of Andreas