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21

Dienstag, 18. September 2007, 13:56

Hallo Bernhard,

in einer Beschreibung über tissue culture hab' ich folgende Anweisung gefunden:

"... When the plantlets begin to root, perhaps two to four weeks, transplant them to a light artificial soil mix, such as peat/pearlite, in a seedling tray. Cover with clear plastic and place on a lighted shelf or in a shaded greenhouse. After two or three weeks begin leaving the plastic off for a period of time each day. The time the plantlets are left uncovered should get longer each day, until after about a week, the cover can be left off completely. (Tissue cultured plantlets are more delicate than seedlings as the stomates remain open until they slowly adjust to normal humidity and light."

Würdest du das Umsetzen in tiefere Töpfchen empfehlen? Die Schale wirkt allmählich zu flach für die neuen Wurzeln.

LG,
Martina

22

Mittwoch, 19. September 2007, 16:25

Hello Martina,.

What is described in the extract, also applies to normal head and leaf cuttings that are rooted in foil and then all has 100% relative humidity to less moist air must be accustomed to.

In in-vitro propagated plants, there are also reports that the stomata of the leaves will not properly work; but rather, this is the exception.

In vitro propagated plants 100% grow Yes first Kultugefäßen with little gas exchange and nachzu RH; Therefore, the notes you have... found

When the dish appears you too shallow, the leaf segments pot simply - you must again but only under the hood...

If you leave it in the shell, the roots grow simply to the page....;-)

MfG,
Bernhard.

P.S.: Where do you have the instructions for the acclimatization of in vitro propagated plants for??

23

Montag, 24. September 2007, 20:48

Hello

you're of course right, there are indeed leaf cuttings - plant culture, has nothing to do. If you Google the correct term (sheet cutting and leaf cutting + Amorphophallus) can be found just more appropriate information. For example, that you should include parts of the page (without petiole!) and the "sides" of the sheet Middle St agree to. What would that be for good?

I would rather let with the repotting. Do I only do if the tubers have no place...:D

Where is the note about the in-vitro propagated plants, I no longer know and have no longer found's about google:??: sorry!

LG,
Martina

24

Donnerstag, 27. September 2007, 01:20

Blattstecklingvermehrung

Hello your loved ones,.

to dispel the uncertainties times:

Look in the new issue of Aroideana (V. 30). There is a thick report on the sheet seedling propagation of Amorphophallus. Samples of various types have been tested en masse and with considerable success. There is also described at which moment of growth the cuttings, etc., etc.... best taken

Also species can be increased with this method, otherwise make no offshoot, which is very beneficial!

Greeting - Christian Treder

25

Donnerstag, 27. September 2007, 07:36

I just in the sheet seedling noise came when I the
latest Aroideana issue had seen.
A. gigas, coaetaneus, dactylifer and titanum had for the first
try keep out, which are now about two weeks in the soil and
are still fresh.

Greeting René

26

Donnerstag, 27. September 2007, 15:57

Has anyone noticed you negative impact on the 'mutilated' plants, or you put away all easily cutting off a piece of sheet?

On more reports I'm very excited!

LG,
Martina

27

Samstag, 6. Oktober 2007, 14:49

A month after I made the sheet segments
We see already beautiful results.
Gigas, coaeataneus and titanum have already roots, coaeataneus
even already a speeding tickets. =)
Only dactylifer seems not to want to.
I have made images she can but unfortunately later set.

@ Martina, the mother plants have not gelitten.aber now
I have also only small pieces of sheet, 10-15 cm long by wide
Plant cut.

Greeting René

28

Samstag, 6. Oktober 2007, 18:07

Die Bilder

gigas,ein kleines Würzelchen,links
index.php?page=Attachment&attachmentID=182

titanum,regelmässige wurzelbildung
index.php?page=Attachment&attachmentID=183

coaeataneus,optimal:D
index.php?page=Attachment&attachmentID=184

dactylifer :gott:
index.php?page=Attachment&attachmentID=185

Gruss Rene

29

Samstag, 6. Oktober 2007, 19:43

Hi René,.

This is completely wrong... Congratulations!

Did you somehow treated the interfaces of the leaf cuttings before you have migrated in the perlite pots?

How big were the mother plants?
How many clones could you take from a mother plant?
(Photo???)

Sustain, plug happy
Bernhard.

30

Sonntag, 7. Oktober 2007, 08:55

Hi Bernard,.

the sections of the cuttings were with Rhizopon AA
treated.
Gigas and titanum are about 1.8-2 m high, coaeataneus and dactylifer
about 60 cm.Ich have cut only two cuttings from each plant, the major would endure certainly more as 5-8 PCs.
one could safely cut but I will Yes didn't overdo it;-)

Afterwards, the images of the gigas and titanum mother plant.
Was not easy to bring in the narrow greenhouse on the image.

index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID 186 = index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 187

Greeting René

31

Sonntag, 7. Oktober 2007, 22:14

Hi René,.

Yes, because you have are already time backwards to the ground lay so what still correctly in the camera to get;-)

Actually, the plants are larger than 1.7-2 m found me.

1.70 m from the edge of the pot is to see here (post today):

http://www.Amorphophallus-Forum.de/amorp…ICH-F30/t71-F21

MfG,
Bernhard.

32

Donnerstag, 18. Oktober 2007, 18:28

Today, I have once again checked a dactylifer cutting
and behold, this piece has two small Würzelchen.:D
So far, the success is 100%.

Greeting René

33

Donnerstag, 18. Oktober 2007, 19:06

Hello

I've tried the whole thing with Amorphophallus konjak, since it did not work.

Later I made it with A. hewitii, A. operculatus and Amorphophallus titanum tried.
Unfortunately, that have still no roots, but still good look.

With kind regards
Stefan

34

Donnerstag, 18. Oktober 2007, 20:30

A.konjac should be also one of the ways that are more difficult to bewurzeln
are but where is sowiso always good for children. ;-)

35

Freitag, 19. Oktober 2007, 12:16

Hello

on rooting of Amorphophallus titanum I irritated because the stem has very great guiding vessels and as white I am no where as the root you want to get out. because the is vegetated Yes absolutely perforated.
When I see the Stecklnge of titanum from rene, you are not perforated.
I have all my cuttings so far without Bewurzlungshormone stand, since there is nowhere for me.
Root you anyway?

Otherwise I have just Neudofix, acts that also?

With kind regards
Stefan

36

Freitag, 19. Oktober 2007, 12:52

Hi Stefan,

It is a (small) bulb from which then regenerate roots formed this propagation method first.

Whether Neudofix as algae extract or product contains enough IES (natural high), I would venture to doubt something.

MfG,
Bernhard.

37

Samstag, 20. Oktober 2007, 15:12

Hello

Nice that you the cutting propagation also so great work.

«Originally posted by» "Stefan_09_08_1991".»


bewurzeln of the Amorphophallus titanum I am irritated if because the stem has very great guiding vessels and because white I don't where as the root coming out to...


Have unfortunately the Aroideana article (yet) unable to read, but the Info found elsewhere, that you do not stalk (petiole) is to take. So better a pieces of sheet with vein.

«Originally posted by» "Stefan_09_08_1991".»


I have all my cuttings so far without Bewurzlungshormone stand, since there is nowhere for me.
Root you anyway?

At my it worked without hormone. It depends but perhaps very of age and the regeneration capacity of the plant (was previously in this thread ever hinted at).

Have you taken off because the cuttings René, at which point of the giant plants? That when the size a few cm not much make up, I think like :D . In my little ones, so some accounts for but almost 1 / 3 of the former.

And now an up date of my attempts:
-A. scaber: all 3 with speeding tickets, 1 is already yellow, the other "pull".
A. opertus: With speeding tickets, leaf remain green
A. paeoniifolius: after 1 month no root / Knöllchen education, leaf remain green
A. consimilis: did not work

@ Bernhard: not always a speeding tickets, but at best some callus tissue forms first. When my Scaber with the handle chopped off the tuber has formed now on the side, the roots but in the interface below.

LG,
Martina

38

Samstag, 20. Oktober 2007, 16:23

Hello Martina,.

I was actually not the shaft to the rooting, I did not know just how I should otherwise describe that.
So I took a piece of sheet with vein.

With kind regards
Stefan

39

Samstag, 20. Oktober 2007, 17:50

Hi Stefan,

I thought I almost, because otherwise you would have to... heads yes they That makes even only sense if - as my seedlings - the lower part is abgefault.

LG,
Martina

40

Samstag, 20. Oktober 2007, 19:26

Hello

overall, I have two titanum cuttings, one is in very high humidity and high temperatures, another at relatively high humidity and room temperature.
(they were too large for the glasses that I normally use)
I hope whatever they are.

With kind regards
Stefan

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