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Hello people,

Unfortunately, I get to only now to portray my failures of last year.

I don't know frankly whether I myself only just howling in the next corner to distortion, or in the new spring start merry with my remaining plants.

The warning is actually as follows:

The history:

I had to move last summer from Geisenheim to Augsburg (surrounding) end and took also my treasures.
There (Geisenheim as also Augsburg) they were in the open air grew and looked at all wonderful. You can not imagine that: the plants almost trademark energy.
And asks me not why in autumn, some leaves began to tilt. Normally Yes not unusual, but in these plants we could move the hand just come from the substrate and including the approach of a tuber wasn't even to discover. You can imagine how to create made me, mainly because I very successfully have maintained many Amorphos really long time.
So people watch! Rather often control the deeper realm of the pots.
Now I have a nice house with garden, although but me to the heart are some adult Amorphos unfortunately so. And here are strangely some fairly simple types.
I've lost:

Consimilis
Henryi or bulbifer (lost label), or both?
Yunnanensis
Muelleri
Lambii (I have thanks to Frank yet again a new.) Viiielen you very much!)
Koratensis
Asterostigmatus

So people fits at the relocation. I had previously so successfully cultivated all above types in the open air. Only the relocation during the growing season was apparently too much for the beautiful.
Heat, light and of course my attention were actually identical at both locations.

Grieving greetings.

PS: My absulter treasure: A. gigas also these adversities with a smile put away and grows well to himself. At least a ray of hope. :)

Perhaps I should add, that the fall was particularly warm and dry, I control the amount of water zuvopr more than in the years konte….
That is to me an additional puzzle because all plants have passed the previous year's Freilanaufenthalt with flying colours.

Well, I make myself then looking for lumps. ;)