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Wer weiss was über Typhonium giganteum????
Hello of Aroiders
I have in the last garden market (Kassel) take the opportunity can and must buy a raaaares speeding tickets:
-ahem-
Launched it was giganteum as Typhonium, according to the taxonomy - News (close + new) relative of the well-known EIDECHSENWURZ (Sauromatum)
-so, that is part of limbo now in my changing Earth mixtures as a placement, has itself still no potty for itself alone!
-the Knoll reminds in shape and size of a German Acorn, and is quite visually exactly the same way, I watch constantly whether what is happening!
-so, knows that someone (Typhonium giganteum)?
or can otherwise help?
???
-Grüne Grüße-
Frank
Hi Dixon
T. giganteum is just as simple as T.venosum.
The tubers are very peeks out, so June/July, so need something
Patience.
Are you really so rare? And how much have you gelöhnt for
Your speeding tickets?
I have about 2 kg tubers which must be in the ground.
Greeting René
Hello Dixon
I looked long giganteum Typhonium in the EU area until I finally found that in Rareplants in Wiesbaden.
As I not long my experiences are low; they need a long time before they begin to grow in the spring.
The rest seems to be very deep. When they started once they grow unusually quickly.
I consider them in normal potting soil.
Greeting Olvi
Hello René + Olvi
-only X thank you for your answers: ^ ^:
@ Rene
-so in the meantime the "Acorn" has allowed himself a few life! - And I find that good!
-Sie is now buried in my year's base mix and we look X....
@ Olvi
-On the subject of search, I must tell you:
You can find what is not known. : ops: - I for one have is one of the species Typhonium giganteum only X s in the mentioned garden trade fair, and the Gartenbaubetrieb offering this kind there has no own website...
-you need to find the so by car and per event announcement...
-Grüne Grüße-
Frank(Dixon)
Freitag, 19. April 2024, 18:07
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