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Hello Olvi,.

that someone allergic responds substances of Echsenwurz to the "scent", I hear the first time - hopefully it itches not Additionally; and hopefully the reaction goes back soon! Good improvement in any case!

Today tomorrow also a lovely fragrance from the winter garden, I but is still rather than... would describe with Cowpats with horse manure surprised me



The plant is 92 cm high and had to emigrate immediately on the porch...

Happy flowering, Bernhard.

Moin to all

So I have erstmal a somewhat depressing news, at least for me.
I used rum only a portion of my collection from the garden hut in the home basement to new year gehohlt.
I keep it always first there. Unfortunately, the insulation in the hut of nen knacks, so that it has actually inside frozen and that had in the Rhineland. ;)
You can you imagine what happened: well the half of my collection was, say, not more quite alive.
Gone on it all my t. venosum/T.v are doing. Indian giant, half of my cellulose, including my former 13 kg bulb,.
the grade was running, some albus and yunnanensis.
What I've taken previously were a small handful of Typhonium venosum Cormels, which few konjacs, and the luck all my konjac varieties (leo song, nightstick, dunnii) krausei and others had home.
Times watch that I again nen bissel may increase. I can slap me.

Regards Luke

Hello together

Today I got my IG tubers from the cellar. Since sowing, they are now pretty much exactly 1 year old. The largest bulb, which I've shown here, had a weight of 417 grams end of October. Now she weighs only 331 grams. The tubers I will again pot still next week and on the terrace. Am already curious as the tubers develop further until the autumn. Will continue to keep you.

In the boxes on the second picture still Gloriosa rothschildiana, Littonia modesta and two t. venosum tubers. I had to mid-January in the fridge the whole case because the beasts have started much too early with the shoot.

Many greetings

Martin

Hi Phillip,

No, I of course not all at i-Bah in particular my biggest originals (IG and the supposed nubicum) not sold, of course.
I had just no leisure to weigh in the fall and to photograph what I but these days once will do...

Until then, Bernhard.

Hello olvi
is even a nice try, but in the end this is but no matter whether the tubers lose a few ounces more or less. Is but only water loss, once it's in the ground fully she sucks up yet again. Is vertrocknungsgefahr but only in very small Cormels. The loss of strength, to keep really important substance in borders, only a cool storage helps, because it slows the breathing activity.

Nice that t. only venosum blossoms venosum 'Indian giant' at a higher weight than the normal T.. Is this season that again after a sheet for my 800 g IG tuber, root approaches are also yet to see at least not late bloomer

Hello together,

times a question in the back.

How big are T. venosum tubers maximum. And the 'Indian giant' are how big?

Bloom the 'Indian giant' really only from sizes as described by Marian?

Thank you - LG, Robert

Fans of the Indian giant,

Here the State of things, I had no time in autumn to record data...

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4490 g index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 1244 index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 1245 index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 1246
Diameter 23 cm x 21 cm
Height 13.5 cm
3420 g without primary Cormels index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 1247 index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 1248
5 great Cormels and 7 small...

With astonishment I have must determine in the autumn that the tuber has chosen, make thick Cormels, rather than becoming the Big Mama.

If the cuts / breaks are dry, is not potted, in low-cost substrate from the hardware store, but something still biligeres:
Compost from the local landfill, more precisely by the Abfallvertwertung which make compost all organic waste and free is up to 1 m cubic to private individuals.
In the last Jahjr, I have even tried this compost and had them actually not much expected because the compost partly is an indefinable black mush, and you sure do not want to know, what because everything about the organic waste inside has migrated to.

This compost is but by high shares of wood, leaves etc. very coarsely structured and in the from pot the bulbs last fall I was amazed that the Wurzewachstum and also the increase in this substrate was considerably better than in low-cost Earth, that simply is not so well structured and not so structure stable due to the high proportion of black peat.

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Kollenfans,

because it's so beautiful, here is the tuber which nubicum is once in Holland as Typhonium in circulation, but probably only an 'Indian giant'.

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ø 26 x 21 cm, h 16.5 cm


5060 g without Brutrknollen index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 1252 index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 1253 index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 1254
8 large, 2 small Cormels

Whether one can force the bulb by cutting away the eyes for the new primary Cormels rabid to only secondary growth of the tuber, must show up.

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Very nice large tubers, really amazing how big are the primary Cormels. You could even try to cultivate it in the great outdoors, you may have even better results.

Bernhard, these are really really thick Brummer! Congratulations! Let's see how much is this year with you in increase in it...
How much does the largest Cormel t. venosum 'IG' there on the screen?

I have transferred my t. venosum 'Indian giant' with exactly 700 g before a few days already. I think the pot has come slightly too big, but doing that I think nothing on this fellow

Hello of giant fans,

I am satisfied with the Brummern... :-)

@ Maria: 700 g weight, you'll get ran loose to the 3 kg - try but ' sometimes your konjac Fertigation... ;-) Maybe then even more is in there...

The largest "Cormel" IG has 447 g!


@ Phillip: for the shape of the bulb, I have actually no exact explanation.
I try, pour and fertilize regularly and evenly.
I would also imagine that in addition to the irregular fertilization also fluctuating water leads to cracks in the tubers.

Gigas I have observed in Amorphophallus once the following after the tubers for the shipment have been gerentet and then a few days in a plastic bag were parked. index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 1257
I learned then by Wilbert Hetterscheid, this can happen if you take the tubers in full growth of the substrate, where he witnessed mainly on ochroleucus. It was noteworthy that the tuber according to his forecast is easily continued after she was again been potted.


You Yes again and again as an attentive observer yourself out !
I also often observed this deepening of tubers, but I have made my worry about the origin.

Perhaps you're with your adoption, but not wrong that is the place of the inflorescence.
Namely taking that connect the "nubicum" I as alleged eye for the new primary Cormels saw and cut out, actually are (fig. 1 and Fig. 6 the nubicum post) and then sees that the last year (big) Cormels under (!) the level of the well are (Figure 2), already in the image would fit.
This would mean that the new bulb is formed under the new sheet (what it indeed does), but not the complete old tuber consume or not consume the eyes, from which the new (big) Cormels form.
If you look at the images under the assumption, that strikes me actually quite plausible.

I will soon find the time, I'll ask if once in the aroid-L; Perhaps there is a botanist who aüßern can cause.

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Hello

the flower of my "IG" has opened today.
The tuber 3.2 kg has weighed into the autumn, the flower is 102 cm high.

I acquired the tuber with a weight of 1 kg last year on ebay by Bernhard.
Shortly thereafter, she had also pushed a flower, was however still not quite as big as it is now.

Greetings
Ronny

Hello Ronny,.

because I can smell my (former) baby Yes scaling...
Happy growing - bringing you the 5-kg mark sure will crack ,.

Bernhard.