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Mittwoch, 7. Mai 2008, 18:33

Dracunculus jetzt noch wachsen lassen?

Hello

I'll probably get vulgaris a Dracunculus in the next few days.
She comes fresh from Crete and was excavated there until recently.
The leaves were already slow to download (they were already thong and bundled together) and faded is already.

The leaves are cut off about 5 cm above the bulb.

Now my question:

I should let this year still driving them (If yes how?)
Now they are here but only, or?

Or should I wait rather until next spring?
That would be then but just a very long break.

I have read that they expel when they are cool.
Can I make it so? Should we think then dry or slightly damp it?

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Freitag, 9. Mai 2008, 18:27

Hello

the tuber has arrived today.
It is large and some of shaft is yet (he has been truncated Yes)

No one knows how I proceed now?

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Sonntag, 11. Mai 2008, 13:41

Hi Stefan,

I am actually not called me, but the response to your question is rather mau, so I write you, what I would do Although I had still not Dranunculus in culture.

The only question would be whether the plant of the natural Wachstumsrythmus actually makes a summer rest and again drives out only in the autumn/winter and then grows to the spring/summer.

If that were the case, I would lay probably dry it until the autumn, until the new sprout shows.

It should be to find something about the natural growth cycle of D.v. in the network.

Since you wrote that the plant it was to feed, it can be actually assumed that she makes a dry rest in the summer.
I don't know whether you can keep them until next spring in forced rest.
It shows likely when she again lot wants to grow;. then, I would probably again grow, i.e. bright and warm make.
It is also questionable whether the way so they normally in winter grows, can be at all on "Summer growth".

Stop us ' times up to date as she goes there....

MfG,
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Sonntag, 11. Mai 2008, 18:58

Hello

Thank you for your answer.

Dracunculus vulgaris but actually are not winter waxes.(?)
You grow it only slightly more on Crete.
There are also some that are planted in Germany. You grow but also until now properly started.

Unfortunately you will find much about them on the NET not really.
I was just thinking that I now could bring them for driving, as the "German Dracunculus" Yes also now grow.

How should I for outsourcing to the bud, because I also read that they are to be stored not dry?

On the net are so many things to sprüchliche.
Once it grows in winter, then again in the summer.
Sometimes one is to keep moist and sometimes dry them.
...

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Sonntag, 11. Mai 2008, 19:16

Hi Stefan,

You're right; not a typical representative of the "Winterwachser"...

I would follow me here:
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Börn Malkmus is huge Canary fan and I think that his cultural recommendations are not entirely wrong.

Good luck,
Bernhard.

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Sonntag, 11. Mai 2008, 21:04

Hello

Yes it says in the winter and spring moist.
Because I will need to worry because rotting me.

I can try Yes later planting out (with a Cormel)

I will wait until the shaft is completely gone, and will then place them in the basement.

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Montag, 12. Mai 2008, 12:46

Hi Stefan,

There is also:

"vulgaris two winter frost-free for at least 5°C at a sunny location and mäsigen water gifts cultivate the first or the first seedling plants of Dracunculus, as long as the plants are green." "After entry of the foliage in 5°C completely dry keep." and
"At home in the Eastern Mediterranean area in stony, part shade places with much moisture in the winter and spring and long drought in the summer."

He moist winter and spring is the time there, it is simply dry in the summer.

On the other hand, a Ãœberwinterung in well drainiertem ground with us should be also possible.

Good luck with the Corm wishes,
Bernhard.

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Montag, 12. Mai 2008, 13:03

Hello

well I am now once lay it up.
Should she make signs to the emergence, then I will ask so warmer.

I will report how the plant is growing or not growing.

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Montag, 12. Mai 2008, 13:44

Hi Stefan,

If you, as written above, still a small Cormel, you could that even pot and keep slightly damp.
If she should drive quickly, you can pot too great...

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Montag, 12. Mai 2008, 19:32

Hello

You are right.
But the primary Cormels are still relatively firm on the mother tuber.
I should she cut off, or tear down, or on leave?

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Dienstag, 13. Mai 2008, 10:45

Hi Stefan,

tear down quite certainly not, if already then cut off.
And then the Cormel would have to dry well, before you puts it in a damp substrate.

I would probably try it, but you have to decide...

MfG,
Bernhard.

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Dienstag, 13. Mai 2008, 12:01

Hello

one is already somewhat loosely off.
I could cut off.

Your idea is good. It would be worth a try.
The only thing that could possibly happen would be that the Cormel enters. That would be faced with.
I just don't want that enters the large tuber.

Would it then be better if I plant the Cormel in a pot, or directly in the bed?
Perhaps, the bed would be even better, because it is where slightly cooler.

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Dienstag, 13. Mai 2008, 12:10

Hi Stefan,

plant or not?
Hard to say I would rather pot a small Cormel so that she do not "goes down in the bed".
You could a pot may be in the bed "sink" …

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Mittwoch, 14. Mai 2008, 15:33

Hello

Yes you're right.
I will plant them in a pot.
I have now made it and it dries just.

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Donnerstag, 12. Juni 2008, 16:37

Hello

the Cormel makes to any institutions.
Too bad actually.

For this, the large tuber began to form roots after a short time in the basement. And since I have it then brought up and getopft has it seems to drive.
This I find very pleasing and hope in this year on a flower.

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Freitag, 15. August 2008, 20:40

As it grows.
The first sheet is just unfolding.
It is striking that the bottom is deep lilac.

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Samstag, 6. September 2008, 18:19

Hello

It grows and grows and grows.
Pushes straight 4. sheet - all the pages have the purple base color.

The Cormel is also just out. She have still no hand.
I got it the day before yesterday from the basement.

I hope it blooms yet.

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Sonntag, 7. September 2008, 10:56

WOW...This is late but plenty for a bud. :???:
MfG Volker

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Mittwoch, 10. September 2008, 18:45

Re: Dracunculus jetzt noch wachsen lassen?

Hello

because, dur have right.
I have but also intentionally driving them.

Here is a pic of a plant (she doesn't look yet healthy?)

[img]http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s14/Stefan_09_08_1991/DSC00164.jpg[/img]

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