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Tuesday, August 7th 2012, 9:12pm

Wo bekomme ich eine Titanwurz (A. titanum)?

Hello friends of the plant,

found her just by accident and am so genuinely excited. We have with us some KONJAC's stand, which I have propagated from cuttings of the leaves and the wonderful.
Search for a long time but has a hint where you could get it someone for me after the aforementioned giant? As a plug or leaf cuttings?

One acquired times from Wistuba, from in vitro propagation came, but unfortunately entered and he leads them also apparently for some time no longer.

Would be of your help very grateful and certainly now more often here, really great forum.
AUNT GOOGLE I THANKS YOU!:icon_respekt:

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Tuesday, August 7th 2012, 9:49pm

Hi toning-science,.

in the fall I'll have possibly (if they properly continue to grow) left a few titanum, but because I can't promise anything...

Do you have hire still images from your purchased titanum? She was as tall, as you have bought them?

Happy growing, Bernhard.

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Tuesday, August 7th 2012, 9:54pm

:icon_lol:Na then thank the said Stefan:icon_wink2:

Ne unfortunately I have no image more of it, but the thing was no 4 cm unfortunately. and it didn't make easy... As I said, am gardener and have here the best conditions on the ground.

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Tuesday, August 7th 2012, 10:04pm

Hi Svenson,.

You can forget Blattstecklingee for titanum my Meinnung after, because you have to be quite large, to succeed.

Read through here once that you:
Plant culture - 'Recycling' A. scaber

Happy reading, Bernhard.

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Tuesday, August 7th 2012, 10:07pm

ÄÄÄHm, or can I someone here a few Blattsteckies abkofen?

Mr. Titanum????? :D Read just you do also in-vitro??


Ah okay.... well... yet everything has rooted and I would put the smallest sheet just on breeding grounds in the laboratory...

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Sunday, September 9th 2012, 2:46pm

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One acquired times from Wistuba, from in vitro propagation came, but unfortunately entered and he leads them also apparently for some time no longer.
After I made about 2 years only still maintain and I wasn't sure whether I should continue to pursue the project "Amorphophallus" from commercial point of view, I increase this year again, but only to a small extent.

A. titanum is unfortunately once again sold out but from other tropical species, such as A. gigas, A. hewittii, A. lambii still ' what there.

Many greetings
Andreas
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