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Hi,.

INCREDIBLE! Is Yes really fierce!

What have you fertilized? :)

LG, Robert

Hi Oldi,.

It should already be capable of flowering in fact. Will you need to be but probably surprised if she really does it.

I can say nothing about the deformed tip. I've never seen something like that. But also think that the plant can certainly compensate something like that.

Next year I will plant my definitely in a huge bucket, offer more sun and more manure;)

LG, Robert

Congratulations! Konjaks are just grateful. Much water, regular fertilizing and ample light - bingo! This year, I had a hand full primary Cormels format large hazelnuts, but no pots. So, they have migrated to the largest bulb in the bucket. Some of them have brought it to tennis ball format. The great has still the sheet, but I guess times > 4 kg.

The bud looks like flower, leaf buds are always significantly shorter at me. Crease I had still not only above mechanically frayed. This was also on the flower yet to see. Injured it not looks so, so only courage - which will stretch itself still.

Greeting
Peter

«Originally posted by» Oldi.»

Who would have thought that? I have just now excavated the second, large tuber and was quite disappointed.

You get nothing out of it! After all, this bud looks after flowering.

I also noticed that equally large tubers that are next to each other in the same substrate in equal-sized pots and poured at the same time, therefore yet long not only almost similar increase. Is simply so. You have retracted a great harvest - what will you more?

I am so rest assured that my bet blew out, but either way, Gklückwunsch to the beautiful tubers. But Peter already writes that the dramatic difference must not necessarily have located at the site. Grad this season is I noticed again that tubers which directly next to each other can evolve significantly different to the part. And a five-fold increase is always a good cut.

So'ne wrinkled tip hab I dug out the days also grad and I am also curious whether is it still loses or ultimately in the zig-zag inflorescence grows.

Moin

I shuffle then time with:

By the fact that I have not so excessively fertilised this year, also tuber sizes do not have in their growth as in the
Previous behavior.
As a whole at the Konjacs there are 4 tubers the flowering are to 4000gr. Including a bunch with 500 gr. up to 1 kg and primary Cormels
Count I already not longer;)
My Klops originally 13 kg after the flower 8 kg is not driven this year, begins but now to increase its leaf bud.

Leo song has grown even quite well both tubers with just under 700gr

and nightstick has ne sandwichknolle put me and the first time made Cormels:) dunnii as expected still young

That wars first:)

Greeting Lukas

Hello
already all have konjacs excavated, of 500 gr up to 4500 gr everything is going.

Something strange is happening. One of my großten konjacs had in the spring at 2 make
cast out. This knolle had approx 2 kilo. Now when she have dug up there were 2 tubers,.
It was shared. The großere part is now part 4.5 kg, the smaller 2.5 kg. Is it normal to such a teilun?

Greetings
Andreas
PS: Can you link here are pictures from photobucket and co?

Hello of Andreas,

a new bulb each under a sheet form and the old tuber usually completely or in part "is offset", your konjac has it right.
When young Amorphophallus more often one at a time several leaves grow from the active (growing) main bud, but it is only a new larger tuber formed under this active bud.
In your case, two buds are actively driven to an already large tuber, and under the two leaves which stem from two leaf buds, then new tubers have formed, with the old completely or as far as was offset, that it has announced.

A good example is the titanum in Bonn, which has driven three flower buds from a weighing 117 kg bulb and from which after flowering then three leaf buds are driven out. Under the leaves a new tubers were formed then, with "used" the old Kolle for the formation of three new.
The three new tubers did Interestingly again about the weight of the mother tuber on the scales with 70, 31 and 18 kg in total.
Guckst you also here:
http://botgart.uni-Bonn.de/o_samm/Titan/titaninfos.php
http://botgart.uni-Bonn.de/o_samm/Titan/titanevents.php
http://botgart.uni-Bonn.de/o_samm/Titan/titanevent2006.php
http://botgart.uni-Bonn.de/o_samm/Titan/titangal06.php

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Happy shrinking, Bernhard.

Hello together

When I last Saturday times briefly tugged at the collapsed already quite Konjacblatt, I stopped suddenly in his hand the whole leaf. Full of joy, I started to dig the tuber, expected but not all too much, because the plant had only deployed your hand against the end of August. First, I found 4 mince breeding arms that when de smallest contact broke off. I reached between the many roots down and ripped the tuber slowly out of the Earth and wondered not bad.
A 16 cm and 1557g heavy tuber with rather large Mittelknostpe has formed from the once garbage and about 700 g "light" bulb. I'm assuming times from which this certainly is a flower.

Greetings Roland