Hello fans of Indian giants...
@Ronny: The buds have evolved in the winter garden (solid wood roof, so no light from above).
I shot it at, so they tend to not so much to the light and stay beautiful upright...
You are now only outdoors, because it otherwise not so good to withstand the winter garden...
@ Phillip: the flowers are deep red, almost Brown; at Sun, they show this deep vibrant Claret but also in natura as it also on the images to be.
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The top of the piston also actually had this purple blue coloring; the top seemed somehow hurt; possibly this is because I at the turn of the tubers and casting stumbled in the winter garden to the tips of the bud.
The second peak of the IG left in the post was undamaged and evenly red dyed in the past years.
If anyway of the storage has to do, I don't know. they are shut out getopft in the unheated basement at 10-12 ° C, and for about three/four (?) Weeks driving the Blütneknospen much and I got two large tubers up maybe 2 weeks ago; Since then, they were approximately 30 ° C at max on the day and minimum 16 ° c. in the winter garden.
Fertilized is only after feeling and discretion with blue or similar (last year 12 + 12 + 17 + 2; according to what has so stock Raiffaissen = N + P + K + mg).
By the way, I had the impression that the IG has stunk yesterday penetranter as the "nubicum" today. I will look at the following flowers still closer to...
Happy growing, Bernhard.