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Blütenknospe entfernt - jetzt eintopfen?
Hello together,
I have me so recently in a vegetable market four purchased t. venosum tubers from approximately 10 to 14 cm in diameter. Two of them are currently out flowers. The others unfortunately - what I not - noticed at the time of purchase which has damaged flower bud, and was gefault in a row. : shock: so I have to remove the "wrapper" around the buds, and cut away the putrid shoot up in the healthy tissue. Because I "cover that" (how does one call these "skins"?) away had, I've discovered again ever an about 1 to 2 cm large beads right next to the buds garbage to.
Be that now flowers, or leaves? Tiny white warzenförmige root tips have also been made. Comes as ' ne new flower or face the sheet foliation tubers and want weren't now potted? :???:
Greetings
Alex
Re: Blütenknospe entfernt - jetzt eintopfen?
Hi Alex,.
the bud in addition to the garbage off flowering stem is usually driving after flowering leaf bud.
You can the bulb without another still ungetopft are let when the interface is not yet dry, and wait until the interface is completely dry. So I would manage at least the case...
Happy growing, Bernhard.
Re: Blütenknospe entfernt - jetzt eintopfen?
Hi Bernard,.
Thank you for the answer, I'll leave the two tubers a few days and then pot.
Greetings
Alex
Re: Blütenknospe entfernt - jetzt eintopfen?
Hello together,
here a picture of driving out sheet of one of the tubers of which I the flower bud had to remove:
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Did work apparently all prima
Greetings
Alex
Re: Blütenknospe entfernt - jetzt eintopfen?
Hi Alex,.
This was actually to be expected; T. venosum is indeed quite tough.
You also the one or the other more pot seems to be...;-)
Happy growing, Bernhard.
Re: Blütenknospe entfernt - jetzt eintopfen?
Re: Blütenknospe entfernt - jetzt eintopfen?
Hello
two of my tubers have now developed their hand:
index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 514Sheet height and diameter are each just over 60 cm at the larger plant.
Both tubers now form a second leaf with the second leaf of a plant from the petiole seems to come:
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Start my two other t. venosum - of which one has flourished and the flower bud is dried at the other - just with the unfolding of its leaves.
Greetings
Alex
Re: Blütenknospe entfernt - jetzt eintopfen?
I have already remove yesterday the hand of my Typhonium and have look equal times what has been done under the Earth...
The main tuber has almost tripled
and made three daughter Knöllchen, but still pretty firmly hang to the mother...
Should I cut that off?
Liebe Grüsse
Euer Schorsch
Der beste Dünger ist der Schatten des Gärtners!
Mittwoch, 24. April 2024, 11:12
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