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Montag, 16. April 2007, 17:26

Amorphophallus albus

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Have now ne albus what könt you so say I can the elongated knollenverlängerungen cut me to the culture and separately pot or.

LG kevin

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Montag, 16. April 2007, 17:48

Hi Kevin.
We have already one am. albusthread, but I like to answer your question. It be better if you still do not cut off the arms. The arms anyway soon detached from the main tuber.

Always look if not already a thread to a kind of has been posted. Have your question in the first am. albusthread make can;-)
Mit grünen Grüßen

Niels :D

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Montag, 16. April 2007, 18:24

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There have already seen that previously existed so one but there not have been discussed what I gerhne had known so I thought I write a new

fall down in the spring or I have no idea, Yes
the arm has the triebspitzte nemlich already ne but I can not simply to pot a they so shows down
LG kevin

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Montag, 16. April 2007, 18:34

The tuber pot quietly so a without to make anything out. The shoots are based new (even if this should be goats down). My two of three Albsu have penetrated even the substrate surface and are now 3 cm high * freu *.
Mit grünen Grüßen

Niels :D

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Dienstag, 17. April 2007, 06:15

Hi Kevin,.

the storage of your albus foothills on the mother tuber is ok, because they are protected from drying out. As soon as they sprout however, you can also cancel it and separate pot, see photo.

The albus are in the left box in the background. Since each plant has an own tuber formed - logical - and tiny small Ausläuferchen!

Greeting
Hermann

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Dienstag, 17. April 2007, 06:29

Hi
Yes they I cast Yes already out who times long arm cancel what substrat should I use
LG kevin

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Dienstag, 17. April 2007, 07:37

Hi Kevin,.

Substrate is a controversial topic, many swear to mixtures with perlite, sand, Kokohum, unit Earth, use here - and elsewhere - and what not yet everything in bags is sold. The may you inform colleagues like about their mixes I can not compete there.

In the picture you see mesh crates designed 60 x 40 cm with several layers of newspaper and filled with vorjährig used container for plant Earth (for summer pile, konjacs, albus, bulbifer Typhoniums, patio plants, house plants, etc.).

Me no earth on the compost, which would be otherwise full, but on the extra clusters and is reused. The Earth originated wholly in my compost heap that contains so much wood, Stengel-and bark snippets.

In this "two years" Earth then a certain percentage addition grit (drainage material), as a whole a coarse, breathable humoses material with low Lehman parts.

Entec is fertilised with guano and/or blue grit.

(Young A. konjac, albus and Typhonium venosum love this grid boxes A.!)

Greeting

Hermann

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Dienstag, 17. April 2007, 09:43

Substrat ist natürlich auch eine Artenfrage....

Hi Kevin,.
Hi Hermann,.

the answer to the question of the best substrate is of course always depending on the type.

While I (gigas, titanum, decus-silvae etc.) would always have a very loose good drainendes substrate with perlite etc for sensitive tropical species, resistant species such as albus come konjak or Typhonium venosum well cope with really "cheap" flower box earths.
I throw my expensive substrates not before swine...:D

@ Hermann: the grid box solution like very - good idea!

MfG,
Bernhard.

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Montag, 16. März 2015, 20:23

I want to make contribution to albus and take the old no nines.

It already has someone business get albus to flourish?
I've seen now in the 3 years and still no flowers, tubers are always so showy.
Of them go out that are there not greater, Dahab anyway just 10 tubers, but none want to bloom.
Today nothing there looked after again.

Another question that also long has bothered me, why is albus so unpopular? I think the flower looks actually quite cute.


LG
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Montag, 16. März 2015, 21:01

Hello Ronny,.

I no longer had time a thriving albus, but I many years ago, how big was the tuber.
Unfortunately, I've done was also no photo...

The smell was remarkable with a mixture of landfill and Knackery!

Since then I haven't back ever brought to bloom.

Is albus unpopular???

If Yes, then maybe because she is so flowering lazy and otherwise Yes actually not so far ago - and then albus multiplies Yes also still Kar nickel terms...
Probably one of the first species of flying out as the collection grows and the place unfortunately remains the same...

Happy growing, Bernhard.

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Montag, 16. März 2015, 22:56

Hello together

Since I can contribute well.

3 albus me bloom at the moment.

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Perpetuum

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Dienstag, 17. März 2015, 07:59

Please scent description... ;)

Happy sniffing, Bernhard.

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Dienstag, 17. März 2015, 08:11

I would say a mixture of rotting corpses and a bowel movement after a lush roast.
However I feel the smell as not all too much depending on the stage of flowering, and even a little sweet.

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Dienstag, 17. März 2015, 13:17

Ohgott, that was now something to figuratively * mind movies *.

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Dienstag, 17. März 2015, 13:56

Well, as Amorphophallus lovers you have (can) to endure quite a bit
- both the real smell :icon_devil: , as also the description goes on :icon_blush_ORG: ...

:icon_lachtot:

Happy growing, Bernhard.

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Dienstag, 17. März 2015, 14:15

Hello together

Here are 3 more images of flowers.

Greetings
Perpetuum
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Mittwoch, 18. März 2015, 17:37

Well you are quite pretty, but I rather prefer the large-flowering varieties

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Mittwoch, 18. März 2015, 23:14

Impressive!

Albus is also one of my first types - had also many larger specimens that were 5 years (and more) - of which but flourished has with me never a...
I've spotted both types - and green stems - the Green-is now probably already 6 years old and has never flourished...

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Mittwoch, 18. März 2015, 23:57

Perpetuum because you're really lucky.
Size tubers look yes no times the size.
I'm so at least not the only one who was now bad luck but Lord Maso makes one because not all too great hopes.

@Flutblumen
so much great flowering for the home use is actually not at all, except for konjac no offhand now?
If you already a konjac had 2 m next to it, everything else is anyway too small.

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Donnerstag, 19. März 2015, 08:10

It is the largest which I currently have of albus.

Of course, I hope that albus blooms next year again, they have not received any special treatment last year.

I have very little last year my plants but relatively little fertilized for Aroid ratios. This fact may enforce a generative propagation in certain Starkzehrern?
It is so striking that there are 3 flowers...
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