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Hello

has someone over significant time A. cultivated bulbifer successfully?
For me the plants have entered so far always after pushing out after a while.
:?:
This concerns both the seedlings and tubers. : cry:

I have problem with A. muelleri herself. Great beads. Exodus after 6 weeks or so.

Regards, Thorsten

Hello

My Bulbifers driving now, one is already 3 cm above the surface of the Earth...
Woe this work this time not. :!:

@ Peter
Imagine but a picture a times, which listens to so great.

@ Peter,

You look fabulous!

I wonder whether I mean old Bulbifer (had only a shipping small tuber murkste made) developed this time better.

My old A. bulbifer has formed a screen about 15 cm high.
Which is much smaller than the old screen, but the bulb was also messed (unförmig, probably partially torn or blown up). I'm happy to move if I now manage a new clean tuber.

@ Steffen

I've lost some tubers in the past two years by rot, millipedes (?) and unknown causes which finally showed in the crime/rotting of the plant. Since I worked with regular potting soil and some Seramis.
Some tubers were muddy or dried up when the supply to, others drove out and are then verfault, very strange.

This year the plants at the bud are healthier, i.e. I lost no plant, who wanted to expel.
Otherwise, I did only one thing: the substrate Earth consists only of 50%, the rest is perlite. Seramis not comes with me in, because otherwise the water in the substrate remains rather than swiftly to expire.

The Earth is wet, it must be the warmer so that no rot. I have planted my Amorphos already in April/May, but almost not cast. This has perhaps helped - they are not dried then could but also does not rot.

Let's see whether I this year further positive can report the leaf screens have now at least super (ca 20 latecomers are missing...) and the warm days have helped incredibly the expulsion.