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My Indian giant tuber is now also nicely handsome, actually I figured a tuber with little growth or even rotting at the dredge in autumn 2016 to find since the leaves always quite sickly yellowish looked last year. I don't know why she so sickly ausah either because it was a veregnetes year or so or I got it exaggerated with the fertilizer (compost and some chicken manure) so that the leaves looked like. I was even more pleased when I have dug it and ausgrub no smaller or equal or rotten tuber to be found but a large tuber differently than expected.


Indian giant (on the Brown trivet with Cormels) size compared to my normal Typhonium venosum(bzw glaube die wurde wieder zurück umbenannt und heißt doch wieder Sauromatum wie ich gehört habe, oder?)

Indian giant fans,

the tuber from post #157 did survive, but bloom doesn't seem...

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After the ice Saints, the cellar children in winter camp come out then...

Happy potting, Bernhard.

Indian giant fans,

Here the current images of my largest IG after the harvest - unfortunately I the tubers in the spring not fotogrfiert and weighed; in the 90-L buckets came ever a large tuber and come out here is:

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With the tuber should get going again in the spring...

The plant received as nubicum it looked like:

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How it looks after all these years, I can count on here near the town of Hanover with a maximum weight of 9 kg.
What I've tried yet, is driving in a coaster with water, as Phillip has reported that - maybe I can do it again in the next spring...

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Hi Bernard,.

is the tuber away just like the great interfaces through the Caesarean sections of primary Cormels?

Love greetings
Michael

Hi Michael,.

the breaking points of small and bigger Cormels as "nubicum" are no problem at all.
The large wound at the IG, I even wonder; but I think that also it will work, if the wound dries quickly.

Thank you for the encouragement regarding my konjac! If I get well over the winter, I will probably just put them in a bucket of 90 L and now a regular irrigation fertilization to get things done.

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Hi Phillip,

the soil mixture that I use now is a compost, the local waste disposal from the organic waste (garden waste mainly probably) makes in the garbage is collected and you can leave the factory farms.
The Nice is that gets you free up to 1 m³.
https://www.AHA-region.de/service/Profil...mpost-so-gehts/
https://www.AHA-region.de/entsorgung/kompost/kompostmaerkte/
Due to a high proportion of woodcut which is probably gehächselt, the compost is indeed very loose and well water-permeable.
I however don't know in terms of nutrient content and pH, but the compost is apparently suitable for IG and probably konjac etc.

The harvest is more likely due to the weather... After yet a week ago, it was rainy and cold, I the high pressure weather and up to 20 ° C used and freed all bucket and bucket from frostempfindlichen bulbs etc. Few of ca 30 IG tubers (1-3 kg) I found small cracks. Whether in later harvest more would have been that

I've had this year all IG I, bloom; I think that the flowers and the seed production escape much of nutrients of the tuber.

The substrate I never mix with fertilizer, but take care of the plants then regularly (or not, depending on whether I'm thinking) with abundant blue grit.

What is determined in your thoughts to the sum of the heat and a comparison foil tent against field would certainly revealing.
If you do this in the next summer, I would be happy about the results!

Are you doing the tubers in a bowl of water above described once?

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Hey,
would someone sell me a small tuber of the IG? possibly also an IG nubicum.

lG from Thuringia
Sven

Hi Sven,.

I can send the friends, send a pn - but IG and nubicum are probably the same...
It will be a really big I'd soon which when i-Bah a...

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Moin,

I have now at least no guilty conscience with regard to the harvest. I had used the last nice weekend and brought the IGs of the Earth. My biggest is now 1946 grams.
I left the Konjaks all still in the ground.

What are you doing with the tons of daughter tubers? Besides IhBäh as always not much comes to mind.

Hi tide flowers,.

konjaks mass and ebay not well tolerated because you are titanums buying them later as expensive back...

Or if you're a chemist: Konjac sponge

You can cook,

or you give them away. Children have a hell fun, they grow quite fast over her head - sometimes parents...

Love greetings
Michael

Hi Phillip,

Barbecue alone not enough to get the effect of nettle, cooking to help, sure but goes to make dry and flour; except for grilling, I have but no experience, anything by hear say...

Love greetings
Michael

Hi Michael,.
(have just seen and corrected that I had - replied #164 in post with "Hello of Andreas" because I got upset smooth you with AMG_de...)

the large wound / breaking point or how you always want to call it, has now completely dried out. index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 3673
Sure some equipment for primary Cormels I will remove a few weeks before transplanting, in the hope that it will then once again a breeding tubers free Monster tuber will be visible in the spring...

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Hi Bernard,.

no problem, happened to me sometimes.
I'm rooting for the monster tuber for friends!

Love greetings
Michael

««Originally posted by» olvi2004 «.»

Figure 2 the Nubicum post the bulb on the side has a recess with a round stamp - what can this be? The same have mine, too. I once thought that's the spot where the pollen is released, which then wanders while growing to the side, but that may not be comfortable because the old tuber is consumed by the new?

««Originally posted by» Mr. Titanum»

You continually stand out as an attentive observer! I have often observed this deepening on tubers, but I did worry about the origin.

Maybe you're with your adoption, but not wrong, that is the part 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 (large) Cormels under (!) the level of the well are (Figure 2), which would fit in the image.
That 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 I feel actually quite plausible.

This is very good to see the following screen:
http://www4.ncsu.edu/~Alan/plants/aroids...iangiant/4.html

Have I witnessed at my head. It is interesting, too, that the new flower was formed then also again on the same page, although not exactly on the line linking new drive to deepen, but slightly offset.

On my left moved, so in the anticlockwise direction. But even minimally. The connecting line from the center of the new drive up to the Centre of the deepening not go, yet through the flowering stem, but which focuses on.

I can make no statement regarding the primary Cormels, but the new already visible eyes are already spirally arranged. The primary Cormels are always Brown, no matter what size.

For larger plants, I had never won more than 2 sheets.