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Hi René,.

This is very very great for me, because I've bought several tubers at postthailland.

It unfolds a small screen is just once only, in this respect you are require something me. Vaginal ring like when one of your plants Brown gepunktetes, grasgrüner shaft.
The others come out similar to.

I had times 2 large Muelleris (unfolded, just gstanden and entered, unknown to this day), who had laces legs - smooth. The most important thing: shortly after deploying one could see already the vault for the largest Cormel in the main datasheet branch, as in A. bulbifer is.

At the moment, I am assuming that the supplied for example can be the widely used A .paeonifolius.
Should your / our plants are not primary Cormels, then we must go to search to the next candidate, inasmuch as this is possible at all without flower

Perhaps soltlen we then sp. postthailand or sp. René on spelling? :-).

Am curious (and this is part of this hobbies!)...

I have my A.paeonifolius from very reliable source, that is just, and is this year > = 50 cm, I will so direct comparisons have regard to the leaves. Unfortunately, the colours of the stalks are etc. very variable. As much that will not help...

When I have time this weekend I set times image my Muelleri(s).

Hi René,.

I would venture no further forecast at the moment when the paeonifolius is, then this blow is quite different to the my Paeonifolius.

The main branch is almost somewhat angular, my first enfaltete Pseudmuelleri
The leaves vary something I mean. They are slightly elongated as in my Paeoni the Pseudomuelleri.
Unfortunately I have to wait for something my Paeoni can ask imemr something himself, as the deep Temperaturne are off blame.
the leaves of the Pseudomuelleri are not as deep green as in my Paeonifolius.

Be seen.

In any case, the shaft of my Pseudomuelleri is beautiful: below Brown with white / graun round spots above unifarben.

Perhaps is it koratensis A.? As far as I know has such convoluted stalks and was brought by mail Thailand in bulk, the people (of course always under a false name).

MfG Philipp

Hallo Philipp,

Ken Mosher von DragoCactoid vermuted ebenfalls koratensis...
Zitat:
If I had to hazard a guess I'd call it a nice collection of
Amorphophallus koratensis. They have very variable petioles, smooth,
bumpy, bright green to dark to brownish, solid color to spotted.

They can also get very tall like the one in the square pot. I don't
think muelleri gets that tall. Aroideana #19 says petiole 30 to 60cm.

-Ken
Zitat Ende
Teutonen und andersstämmige Deutschsprachige bemühen den Babelfisch um Übersetzung:

http://babelfish.altavista.com/

Brian Williams tippt bei den ersten vier aus Renes Bild auf paeonifolius...

Susan B sucht Amorphophile, die bei Chawalit Krityotin aus Thailand bestellt haben; hierzu weiteres bitte per pm.

MfG,
Bernhard.

Quoted from "Mr.. Titanum"

I do not
think muelleri gets that tall. Aroideana # 19 says petiole 30 to 60 cm.

I read once that adult muelleri tubers can weigh several pounds and sometimes as food crops. But perhaps it depends on the variety, paeoniifolius is Yes also according to origin in between 1.50 and 3 m high.

May also be that Brian and René properly lie with the paeoniifolius conjecture, of course but it should be noted that postal Thailand has declared many koratensis as paeoniifolius.
Probably remains nothing more than to wait for a flower, so far, only mere conjectures in space are available. If even the American experts are divided on we can advise probably long before us out...

My big muelleri of postal Thailand can now slowly get your hand out, I still hope that I've caught a "real" copy.

MfG Philipp

Hello

It could be quite all plants Paeonifolius, since this species is very variable, but safely say you how just can this when the plants bloom.

Mülleris are already quite large. Not underestimated that, but I think the depicted plants for Muelleris.

There are also images of the tubers? The help anyway!

Hi René,.

the aroid-l would I according to the motto "No. mercy!" ("no mercy!") procedures, the Babel fish translated leave and provide the mail with the appropriate note.

The humorous business in the aroid L know already work around (and's don't like whom responding anyway not....).

If you need me but as a translator, one just write pm.

MfG,
Bernhard.

Hi René,.

Today Lord p. enlisted in the aroid L still on the subject:

Quote:
"Hi ken"

This is CERTAINLY not A. muelleri. It seems tio be a mixed bag, some of
which I suspect of being paeoniifolius, others (notably those with uniform)
(spotless stems) seem to be A. koratensis.

Don't shoot the Messenger...

"Wilbert"
Originally posted at the end

The Babel fish http://babelfish.altavista.com translates:

"Hi ken, this is not A. no doubt muelleri." It seems that rich a mixed bag, from which some I from being paeoniifolius suspect, other (primarily with the constant, untainted tribes) seem, is to be A. koratensis. Shoot the Messenger, not... "Wilbert"



MfG,
Bernhard.

Hello

I think it is not A.muelleri. My plants look significantly different than my A.peonifolius, since nothing is actually off in comparison. O.k variability of A.paeonifolius back and forth might still everything.
It should be all A.koratensis that is well o.k, the variety I hadn't yet.
It remains exciting, I'm da pseusomuelleri on spelling and over the next few weeks, probably an image along with my A. paeonifolius post (coincidentally same sheet size)