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Schnädderle

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Posts: 47

Location: Wien

Saturday, October 20th 2012, 9:37pm

a kognac

Hello!
I have now soooo many small tubers which I found me from place technical unfortunately must separate. I unfortunately still don't know how big they are because they did not the they can discover are. Once I've harvested but I'd let them for a postage refund pleased to send people who are happy! (in my full circle there is only one that I could care for my knöllis) :motz:

I am pleased about reply! :-D

LG melanie

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Puzzle-Peter

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Posts: 56

Location: Grossraum Stuttgart

Sunday, October 21st 2012, 9:14am

Hi Melanie,

I'm afraid it's friends like virtually everyone here in the Forum. The konjacs are so growth - and propagating happy, that we all have flooded our circle of friends already. I myself have not managed so far also still on the compost to throw Cormels, but now I have to start it. Reluctantly, but it not continues.

On ebay, albeit large, flowering tubers go away somewhat. But until you have them so far, they make dozens of breeding nodules again...

Conclusion: It boils well on a disposal if somebody finds, the buckets konjacs needs, please scream!

Greetings
Peter

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WalleW

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Posts: 77

Location: Waiblingen

Sunday, October 21st 2012, 3:50pm

Hi
I had tried last year still desperate to bring my small konjacs on the male/female. Unfortunately, with moderate to s.moderate success! :icon_sad:

I no longer do that, this year fly everything in the compost bin!

@Peter
Had to sell today Kirbe market which. throw the people ...oder :icon_lol:

Viele Grüße Walter

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Mr. Titanum

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Sunday, October 21st 2012, 4:01pm

oder aus Sch...... Gold machen.....

Amorphophile,

If you cannot bring about the heart, the nodules to kompstieren, can the flood of konjac yes even when i-Bah en gros for some €cent sale.
And if you're lucky, you can then shortly afterwards at i-bid Bah so many rare species :icon_seb_zunge:

Probably, but then with such a clause such as:
"100% Accuracy in the name is not given due to the determination"

Happy selling,
Bernhard.

P.S.: Go alone so what to avoid, the Cormels of species that multiply like rabbits, I have been once the way of all the Earth...

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WalleW

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Posts: 77

Location: Waiblingen

Sunday, October 21st 2012, 4:31pm

Hi
That I thought I also wanted it but not write, not more on the idea to come to finance their holiday with "rare" konjacs! :icon_winkgrin:

Viele Grüße Walter

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Puzzle-Peter

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Location: Grossraum Stuttgart

Sunday, October 21st 2012, 5:00pm

««Originally posted by» WalleW «.»

@Peter
Had to sell today Kirbe market which. throw the people ...oder

If these things were at least all the same big and round, then you might be a kind of potato gun build... well, the compost pile forward and grow then other konjacs from the ashes of their ancestors in a few years. I will not provide at least "Rare" species for semi reputable dealer on ebay!

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Seiti

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Location: Mürzhofen

Sunday, October 21st 2012, 7:17pm

According to Wikipedia , the tubers are edible. have to buy capsules of Konjac saturation seen sometimes. So a breeding tubers surplus of advantage there if you do just a diet

but I can imagine that the A. konjak tubers not particularly good taste, since this year gegkostet I a boiled taro Corm (also a pint glass), they tasted awful. know someone how long / how hot to cook the tubers of konjak so she must be edible, raw they are so toxic.

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Puzzle-Peter

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Location: Grossraum Stuttgart

Sunday, October 21st 2012, 9:11pm

I've already eaten these Shirataki noodles of A. Konjac. Taste to virtually nothing, but have a very funny consistency. Like Jello with bite. Sounds stupid, but very good is the thing.
A few drought sets for the production: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirataki
If I understand right, a hot solution of calcium oxide is in the game, in which you the basic substance incorporated leaving, like when a Spätzle press. But the production of the "dough" is not described.

EDIT: This http://www.familienbande24.de/medizin/le...satzstoffe/E425 doesn't sound as if the tubers were dangerous. Dry, grind and then pasta process as described here: http://www.kimkins.com/how-to-make-your-...rataki-noodles/

This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Puzzle-Peter" (Oct 21st 2012, 9:23pm)

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Danny

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Tuesday, October 23rd 2012, 11:40pm

So I would take a few tubers, and be glad if that won't end up in the bin

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Puzzle-Peter

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Location: Grossraum Stuttgart

Wednesday, October 24th 2012, 5:02pm

««Originally posted by» Danny»

So I would take a few tubers, and be glad if that won't end up in the bin

20? 50? 100? The others put safe even like that.

Seriously - as many you like. However Melanie let go first. After all, she started the whole thing.

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WalleW

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Location: Waiblingen

Friday, October 26th 2012, 2:20pm

««Originally posted by» Seiti»

According to Wikipedia, the tubers are edible. have to buy capsules of Konjac saturation seen sometimes. So a breeding tubers surplus of advantage there if you do just a diet
but I can imagine that the A. konjak tubers not particularly good taste, since this year gegkostet I a boiled taro Corm (also a pint glass), they tasted awful. know someone how long / how hot to cook the tubers of konjak so she must be edible, raw they are so toxic.

Hi
True, taro taste horrible for our palates. :icon_sad:

As toxic I would not call the Amos, no more than "not wholesome raw" :icon_winkgrin:

For the brave! Just cut a nodules and lick with his tongue at the intersection

the kick back is ...nach few minutes

Viele Grüße Walter

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Schnädderle

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Location: Wien

Thursday, November 29th 2012, 7:02pm

««Originally posted by» Danny»

So I would take a few tubers, and be glad if that won't end up in the bin

I can offer you unfortunately not 50 but if you have 1-2 I want it you send love to. just send me your address as pn!

LG melanie

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Schnädderle

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Location: Wien

Thursday, November 29th 2012, 7:05pm

Oh dear! I have actively raised here a message chain. I'm sorry I didn't saw that!
is there anyone who would like to share or has a surplus of other species? I got on ebay time a mini architect speeding tickets bought, that that pot unfortunately has not survived. I'd eh love a robust way because my green thumb sometimes changes the color... wouldn't but huge me wax to look forward in the amorphous family!
Thank you for your encouraging posts!

LG melanie

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