Bulbifer "green"

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kevin

Intermediate

Posts: 164

Sunday, April 13th 2008, 3:48pm

Bulbifer "green"

Hi
Have bought me a Bulbifer under this name now, the sheet is already 1 m 20 tall and yet not always unfolded and the leaf itself seems pretty small to werden.siet real currently not so good from what can there have.?
LG Kevin

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kevin

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Posts: 164

Sunday, April 13th 2008, 3:53pm

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Stefan_09_08_1991

Intermediate

Posts: 186

Sunday, April 13th 2008, 5:40pm

Hello

I would say that this is no Amorphophallus bulbifer, but an Amorphophallus konjak.
I saw times one, which also looks saw, but then still even a normal leaf has developed.

But: Maybe even light missing?

With kind regards
Stefan

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kevin

Intermediate

Posts: 164

Sunday, April 13th 2008, 9:59pm

Hi
konjak I close out of the petiole is far too bright
To the light I can only say that Leuven under a 400w which stands at 5 hours a day, albus is konjak and dactylifer have normal leaves.
Funny....
LG

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Stefan_09_08_1991

Intermediate

Posts: 186

Monday, April 14th 2008, 4:00pm

Hello

too bright is the petiole for Konjac not at all.
There is Amorphophallus konjak, which have a nearly white stem with darker spots on it.
Also my konjaks have a pink, or beschen shaft with dark spots on it.

With kind regards
Stefan

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Dixon

Trainee

Posts: 72

Location: am Edersee

Friday, October 3rd 2008, 5:16am

Re: Bulbifer "green"

generally my I too dark
@ Kevin + friends
with 400 Watt NDL day 5 hours can be reached not the one you want. (+ min. 4hrs)
with 150 W HQI day 11 hours, you will reach a realistic simulation of the day.
. . .
=)
or better: get out of the light with the widgets!

..as much light as possible, honest. -No matter whether purchased at E-bai or recommended in the Forum; half ramosa stand is not what you as a partial shade meant like to have, but what if your plant like.

-gG-
Frank

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