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Dienstag, 18. März 2008, 22:19

Eintopfen oder nicht?

Hello

Here I am again with a new problem: ops:

End of February I've got a fairly large tuber with a diameter of about 16 cm from Africa, which was unfortunately quite struck. Only the half tuber was left after the cleaning, the growth Centre but yet exists. The Central drive is dried up, but side a secondary drive is now very small. The root approaches can be identified as a small green dot. On the cut surface, the bulb but dries out increasingly and begins to jump already.

So far, the tuber was kept dry and warm. Should I now prefer pot to prevent more from drying out, or even be seen? You believe that you could speed up the growth with the pot up?

Thank you again for your help.

LG,
Martina

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Donnerstag, 20. März 2008, 22:35

Hello Martina,.

If the interface is really dry and has no slushy, i.e. decaying bodies, it may be possible to close the large dry area with Baumwachs or liquid candle wax and to prevent such further drying out the bulb.

If I remember rightly has someone in this or in another forum about ever reported and good experience thus.

But I believe that this can be only done when the interface is really dry and no new Fälnisherde (can) arising under the wax.

Good luck! I press the thumb...

LG,
Bernhard.

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Freitag, 21. März 2008, 09:34

I see the problem more in tearing the Corm. I had something like this too and since no sealing helps, because it then with tears.
Rather, my recommendation would be a treatment with a seed pickling medium. These are wide band fungicides which also sterilisierend impact. I have had good experiences with bathing in a shaken up emulsion of Aatiram.
After then bringing the bulb from the emulsion has a very slight hint of this medium (Pink).
I have to prevent a further mess in angeschimmelten tubers from Thailand (after previous brushing).
Gruß rooman

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Mittwoch, 26. März 2008, 01:20

Hello

Sorry for the late reply and thanks for your tips.

Wax I have not so good experiences and you would have that I think need to make before cracks formed. Now you can seal that hardly properly.

Does the pickling also against drying out, or only against fungi, bacteria...? The tuber has now actually no problem with blight. What course soon could change in the Earth. With a bit of googling, I couldn't find a lot of Aatiram. The use in the home is me that there apparently is no longer permitted since 2005 but but to violently - apart from the fact. Anyway thanks what for the tip - back to learned;).

LG,
Martina

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Mittwoch, 26. März 2008, 05:45

Hello Martina,.

so seal does not do the means. It is a powdery wide band fungicide intended actually to the seed treatment (avoid propagating mushrooms).
I just thought that this could be very good for you, because it is in the cracks. Gerdae where I would have concerns that there again rot forms. The tuber "works" in the substrate. I think because the cracks will expand also / shrink. I consider any sealing means therefore to not very suitable because the sealing layer is usually rigid and just not "can work with". Then water accumulates under the layer and cause rot...
Gruß rooman

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Mittwoch, 26. März 2008, 08:45

Hello Schimanski,.

sounds generally really good and worthy a try - if it were not so "toxic": /.

Wax, I have made precisely that experience that it further fault under the layer of wax. Perhaps Baumwachs would better suited there.

So for the time being continue will wait. Basically, I give little hope the Corm, but reconcile the Yes we know that most recently...

LG,
Martina

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Mittwoch, 16. April 2008, 11:01

Hello

the tuber schrumpelt cheerfully to himself and is always easier... Here times a photo of the problem (the Red-Brown stuff is cinnamon):

[img]http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb188/Amani2001/th_IMG_0016_small.jpg[/img]

I pot to a not yet already in slightly moist soil? Or better to wait until the main shoot out guckt? :???:

LG,
Martina

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No, I am not impatiently... =)

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Mittwoch, 16. April 2008, 12:34

Hello Martina,.

look like the interface for?

Actually, the tuber with the driving, green buds looks but not soooo bad.
I would hire wait until root tips show; as long as the bulb not completely reverse schrumpelt or dry scratch.

But perhaps someone else has better Council...

LG,
Bernhard.

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Samstag, 19. April 2008, 16:19

Hi Bernard,.

the interface looks like this:

[img]http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb188/Amani2001/th_IMG_0072_Amhi_bearb.jpg[/img]

... with the cinnamon layer no longer come now. Drying out prevented them but visibly.

Root tips are already recognizable, but still quite tiny. This expanded:
[img]http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb188/Amani2001/th_IMG_0075_Amhi_crop.jpg[/img].

Perhaps would be the roots with more moisture grow faster?

LG,
Martina

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Sonntag, 20. April 2008, 22:21

So I would now promptly pot it.Are you waiting for even longer as soon even nix will drive more. :???:
MfG Volker

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Montag, 21. April 2008, 10:04

Hm, similarly as in the rooted tips I would take heat, air and little Feuchtugkeit in a heated Zimmergeächshaus, instead of Earth, I'd take Spaghnum or perlite. then can the shoot / root above cast out before the rest are rotting.
Gruß Thorsten

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Montag, 21. April 2008, 15:56

Hello Martina,.

the dry cracks are really very big.

Just thought if you could not side pot up the tuber so that the large intersection not coming under the Earth came to me. The page is bein bud probably contrary to gravity based and grow upwards.

I would use a fungicide rooman writes. It must not necessarily be Aatiram if this seems too toxic for you. If the active substance, but has a very low vapour pressure, I would set it itself - because one would have to try to get a safety data sheet or similar...
To estimate the vapor pressure, you can compare with the Imidcloprid as estimated by me; This has a so low vapour pressure that you can insert it in the room.
Or you look to you for other means to control related diseases; IE with the active substance azoxystrobin or Metalaxyl-M.

Unlike Tony, I would take no propagator; at the high relative humidity, the Pro-fouling effect would be too risky me.

Well, now you have to decide what happens next. Or there is still a better tip....

MfG,
Bernhard.

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Montag, 21. April 2008, 21:57

Hello

Thank you all for the good advice. Seems as if we would at least agree, that the bulb needs moisture.

In slightly damp Spaghnum, I had it already for a few days, but since started the almost white new feed to rot and mold is formed in various places (mainly to the large break above and around the new drive). Treats I have it so far often with Chinosol. But, that is to inhibit the growth in some other plants, was once somewhere (it think orchids were?).

Perhaps the best in slightly moist soil and only hope and no longer look what is happening among them?

Will consider all advice and try one after the other... :D. In any case I reports on – no matter how it turns out with the bulb.

LG,
Martina

More tips are of course always welcome =)

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Sonntag, 14. September 2008, 12:07

Re: Eintopfen oder nicht?

Hello

This time good news: the problem child is performing better than expected. The urge look while still not out of the ground (usually when because somebody had dug) but there are already some roots. Goes Although everything quite slowly, but full at the time. The rainy season begins only in Africa. Now it comes in a larger pot and then she can grow without being disturbed.

LG,
Martina

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