Infos zu Typhonium kumingense

Anfänger

Dienstag, 22. Januar 2008, 09:41

Hello

does anyone know something about the culture conditions of t. kumingense? Drag a the winter? Can I grow in summer outdoors etc.? I am grateful about any info...

Many regards,

Michael

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Aroid

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Sonntag, 20. Juli 2008, 09:17

Hi Michael,.

as I have a pot of Typhonium kumingense, the answer to your question interests me as well. Unfortunately no one has replied here at this point, that is why I wanted to ask times if you have found more of these plants herraus.

I have currently out there are the pot in protected place, that seems to get it. In any case it is not a.

Gruß Achim
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northwestern part of Germany - elevation 42 m
yearly precipitation 791,5 mm - climate zone 8a
sunshine duration 1.443,3 hours - mean annual temperature 8,2 °C

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Michael Z

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Sonntag, 20. Juli 2008, 10:25

Hi Aroid,.

Unfortunately I couldn't do also not more located. I have my fresco in the Penumbra along with T. venosum. I think the two species are quite similar to cultivate.

Many regards,

Michael

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Aroid

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Sonntag, 20. Juli 2008, 20:01

Hi Michael,.

too bad that you no longer know. I had my first in the greenhouse are available, then the leaves got something like a whitish coating. Since then (ca end of May) they are now outside the wall with Ãœberdachung. Do your have this coating on the leaves? Think it could be a fungus or such like, animal pests eliminated almost, I would have seen that.

Gruß Achim
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northwestern part of Germany - elevation 42 m
yearly precipitation 791,5 mm - climate zone 8a
sunshine duration 1.443,3 hours - mean annual temperature 8,2 °C

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Michael Z

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Freitag, 25. Juli 2008, 08:36

Hello

I can watch a white coating on my plant. Maybe make a du mal a photo?

Michael

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Aroid

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Montag, 28. Juli 2008, 10:04

Hi Michael,.

that they must be moist is clear.
Is it possible that they can not the big Sun off?

Gruß Achim
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northwestern part of Germany - elevation 42 m
yearly precipitation 791,5 mm - climate zone 8a
sunshine duration 1.443,3 hours - mean annual temperature 8,2 °C

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olvi2004

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Montag, 28. September 2009, 13:38

Re: Infos zu Typhonium kumingense

Hello

Has anyone had a new experience with cultivating T Kumingense?

I think the plant in pots in the garden. It has tolerated not the direct sun (the leaves have rolled up together), and is now in the Penumbra, where it grows well. Also I observed the grey color on the leaves, but only on older that wither anyway. How big are the plants with you, my no higher than 10 cm is what after all compared to summer 2007, the double height is.

Is T Horsfieldii but a synonym for Kumingense?

Greeting Olvi

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Aroid

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Dienstag, 6. Oktober 2009, 23:45

Re: Infos zu Typhonium kumingense

My are miserably passed me up, I mean at least. The pot I still leave, let's see.

Gruß Achim
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northwestern part of Germany - elevation 42 m
yearly precipitation 791,5 mm - climate zone 8a
sunshine duration 1.443,3 hours - mean annual temperature 8,2 °C

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schimanski

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Samstag, 17. Oktober 2009, 10:35

Re: Infos zu Typhonium kumingense

Hi people,

I've had my T.k. in the first (last) year in the pot in pretty mineral substrate. Went easily, but they were really very small. This spring, when the first tip has shown, I have planted just them together with their Bale of pot in my Aroidbeet. And they grew madly. About twice as high as last year. So about 20 cm and really lush. A flower was even there. The site is almost full sunny (summer until about 6 pm sun, then direction fall less and less) with very permeable fertile ground. I've dug the ground there and fill it up with my old Succulents substrate as well as compost.

Gruß rooman

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olvi2004

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Sonntag, 18. Juli 2010, 16:13

Re: Infos zu Typhonium kumingense

Hello
My T kummingense made a flower.
The plant is not higher than 10 cm and is partial shade as in the last year.
The tuber was not greater than 2 cm in diameter when I eintopfte it.
Seems to be a kind of easy to cultivate with a certain Tuber size.
This year she has still no grey color on the leaves.

Greeting Olvi

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Frangipani

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Samstag, 25. Oktober 2014, 20:51

Hi,.
can someone tell me something for storing confiscated Corm?
Or help me to find Excel list that is posted in the Forum again, where many species it is SOO... :icon_winkgrin:

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Mr. Titanum

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Samstag, 25. Oktober 2014, 22:48

Hello frangipani,.

the list is available here:
Amorphophallus list dormancy/soil / substrate / storage conditions / rest periods
but only Amorphophallusarten are listed...

Happy storing, Bernhard.

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olvi2004

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Sonntag, 26. Oktober 2014, 07:59

Hello frangipani,.

I keep them like Typhonium venosum.
You must be dry, so far, more than 99% survived the break.

The problem: they don't move into the garden and the Frost destroys the green leaves.
If you then store the tubers with muddy stems in a pile in the cool garage, non - dry or too slowly -.
and so are the spring 60.70% of tubers that are broken.
But that makes no one probably :icon_lol: