Amorphophallus bulbifer

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Tobias Wallek

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Montag, 8. Oktober 2012, 20:24

Amorphophallus bulbifer

Hello together!

2010 I had bought an Amorphophallus plant me, which was A. konjac signposted. She looked not really konjac for me like one and for 5 euros she could then.
Can it be that bulbifer is it my bulb to A.?

Blossomed it not has unfortunately still (and thus an identification probably difficult).

Dried If Yes, how should you store the primary Cormels in the leaf axes, so they cast out in the following year (are me simply up)?

Many greetings
Tobias

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HerrR

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Montag, 8. Oktober 2012, 21:07

Hi Tobias,.

a konjac with a plug label "albus?" which is probably a bulbifer, has now a total slightly confusing, but I would say that bilbifer could go. In the shaft drawing bulbifer is very variable, but because your pictures could go. The leaf primary Cormels come out also, tuber could be also good. Are the leaf margins maybe pink exact look? This would be yet another reminder...

At wieivel ° c have you stored the tubers? My experience is quite sensitive to low storage temperatures bulbifer, especially the leaf primary Cormels.

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Shreck

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Montag, 8. Oktober 2012, 21:18

Yes, it is a bulbifer.

Visible on the coloration of the tribe and in the training of the tuber of a leaf. Albus would make no primary Cormels in the leaf axils.

MfG
Stephan

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Tobias Wallek

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Dienstag, 9. Oktober 2012, 17:20

Thanks for the confirmation!

@HerrR:
Sorry, the name A. albus had I at the time by a friend and him time with written on the label. I would have with probably not - to photograph.
So far, the leaf primary Cormels were stored at normal room temperature.
Perhaps, the plant must be still larger, so that the primary Cormels put more mass.

Ciao Tobias

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Philipp

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Donnerstag, 18. Oktober 2012, 22:31

Hi Tobias,.
A. muelleri, would be also highly variable, even a potential candidate, had been one that just looked like your unknown. But bulbifer is probably more likely to find as much common in trade...

VG Philipp

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Tobias Wallek

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Freitag, 19. Oktober 2012, 15:04

Thank you for the hint!

Will muelleri time also record the name of me and then wait for the flower.

Ciao Tobias

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