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the bowls are the reptile to feed animals are sold and I thought to myself that it already fulfil its purpose as a place.
They are 10.5 x 10.5 inches tall and approximately 5.5 cm high. I thought that's enough to get you started. Already the first roots on the ground show in Arisaema falvum. (By the way had a germination rate of rich 100% (26 of 26)).
The Indian Ginats and giganteums, still no roots show, although the shoots to the part are larger than in Arisaema flavum and include some previously have sprouted.
In other species, nothing has teamed up in the meantime by the way. But the Amorphophallus tenuistylis has her leaf fully developed and is about 6 cm high and 5.5 cm in the diameter.

Greeting
Manuel

Hi,.

to save themselves while the transplant, but not just the place!
and is in short supply for me at the moment eh.

With the rinsing I find a great idea, I would have never even really on it.
Will holiday to try and report again, of course.
Tomorrow, I have again some time and again going to make pictures. A lot has happened since last time (at least with the Arisaema flavum and at the A. tenuistylis)
When form actually Amorphophallus the second leaves after germination. I've found that much in the Internet where Amorphophallus titanum already after a short time a second sheet was and my is fully unfolded about now for 6 months and by a second sheet is still nothing to see. At the A. paeoniifolius however, that went really quickly. About 2 months later came the second hand.
But I am indeed a very patient man and will therefore wait, as well as on the other seeds of my breeding!

Greeting
Manuel

So,.

now there are new pictures, but no new messages.
Has done nothing.
But for this, I am pleased that so far none of the germinated seedling is entered.
Times again dumb question:
How long it takes the average Dracunculus, Amorphophallus, Arum and Helicodiceros sprout.
Will indeed slow somewhat nervous whether I might do something wrong or have done wrong.

Will me but be patient and enjoy me already germinated plants

Oh, the Arisaema flavum something long have, are but since germination in the terrarium with light, so don't ask me what that probably can be!
Greeting
Manuel

Hello

today once again good (actually already's news yesterday)
The first germ of Arum pictum SSP.. sagittifolium moves slowly from the Earth and at Helicodiceros mucivorus grew upwards the root of a seed, she've covered now. I will take pictures when also the Helicodiceros above the earth can be seen.
Still ne small question: if I not quite sure am, whether the seeds are too dry or too moist, then rather dry keep or just feeling a bit (but really only very little) pour. I ask therefore, because for me the substrate looks always very dry (also at the bottom), but the vessel is itself actually still pretty hard and dried seed is up already mal ne me and another rotten.
So: rather too dry or too humid?
Oh, and: how long must remain the Arum maculatum out there. Heard what about 3 months, I am not sure but. Or should I simply out there leave that until the spring, but I fear that they freeze to death. Or does the seeds of Frost (stand up already times about-15 degrees there in the night can get but a terrace near the wall in an unheated room, and the substrate completely freezes through!)

Greeting
Manuel

Hi,.

Today discovered at sunrise (artificial).

IT GERMINATES ALSO A DRACUNCULUS CANARIENSIS!

Now, I am indeed curious whether the remaining species (Amorphophallus henryi, Arisaema taiwanense and Arum maculatum-> stands but still cold) is soon a drive shows. At the same time, I hope also that it will be even more, because at the on the 17th of December at the other and today a copy of so far only germinated types described above. Am but confident, Derry also everywhere at least 65% germination rate. When the Arisaema flavum even 100%.
HAB 3in yesterday as well, but the Arisaema flavum hang quite nicely. Am slightly shocked that are on again or not? But I hope it!
So not all of 26 hang it only 6 pieces (habs just counted)
Well, if not, I'm very sad, but then that just has natural choice once again slammed.

Greeting
Manuel

Hi,.

Once again a double post of mine, but I wanted to show you the new images be sure (a lot has happened!)

I donated today a new UV lamp the plant, because the energy saving lamp is no longer sufficient in the middle of the terrarium. They grew all totally crooked, and some even upset. You have again raised but after the lamp is switched on and oriented itself towards the light.

Just in time for Christmas by the way 3 H. have appeared canariensis muscivorus and 2 D. (namely within only 2 hours)

Times a small intermediate result so that one keeps the overview:
It have germinated so far:

26 of 26 Arisaema flavum
13 of 20 Sauromatum venosum Indidan giant
4 out of 21 Dracunculus canariensis
4 out of 24 Arum pictum SSP.. sagittifolium
3 out of 11 Sauromatum giganteum (of which however 2 look not so great)
5 out of 22 Helicodiceros muscivorus
at least. 1 out of 8 Amorphophallus henryi (has washed while pouring out of the ground, was not deep enough so, and already had a small green train)

Not have germinated so far:

0 of 14 Arisaema taiwanense
0 of 29 Arum maculatum (up on the terrace but still cold spring)

I am so far really quite satisfied, because the previously attempted Palm and banana seeds had a total germination rates by a whopping 0%!

But think that when this seed is still more in it and the Christmas seedlings were definitely not the last.

Oh yeah, when the close view of Arum pictum SSP.. sagittifolium, it is worth mentioning that the leaf is much darker and beautiful light grey stripes on the sheet can be seen. My pictures are generally not that great, and also because my Handykammera has a jump the light stupid to the snap photo is.

Greeting
Manuel

Hi Seiti,.

the Palm seeds I had warm almost 1.5 years stand and naturally lit (greeting to the electricity bill )
The banana seeds were only nine months, because then the whole earth was full with any transparent worms and I have thought that anyway because nothing would germinate. I then dug and found no seeds at all!
Therefore, I am overjoyed when I sow saw the first seedling in my current Araceae after only 2 weeks.

Greeting
Manuel

So,.

I was now just a week and behold... a few plants push just your 2nd hand.
By D. C., there are already 6 pieces and the Indian giants, there are already 4. Otherwise, much has changed: there were added some new seedlings (but unfortunately not from Amorphophallus henryi and Arisaema taiwanense).
What also struck me, the Arum pictum SSP.. sagittifolium have pronounced all different drawings, as a seedling. is crossed over almost the entire leaf with white stripes, for another, it is only the central part, and also just a bit. Changes that again later or just stay some more and some less well?
Also I have now even ne very, very urgent question : power it the Arum maculatum what from, if the substrate constantly alternating freezes through and becomes warm again? Weather in Bayern plays namely at the moment very beautiful crazy. Times times cold again, snow and permafrost. And I'm afraid that the seeds of this somehow break down.

Here again new images of the entire terrarium

Greeting
Manuel

Hi,.

I've handle now all my seedlings and now the terrarium is filled to the brim with young plants. But since a few weeks, I observe the following:

Individual seedlings are initially only slightly whitish (chlorophyll withdraws) and suddenly completely Brown and then after a few days simply disappeared!
Is this normal or I have to change something serious to my attitude? The temperature is about 18-20 ° C. The humidity at about 60-65%. The Earth is mixed with normal (pretty fine) potting soil with perlite. This can be possibly because that some young plants that transplant have not quite so well tolerated?
Please help me so that I lose not even my entire Green splendor!
I just checked, I do find the most Brown plants for Arisaema flavum. (8 pieces disappeared from 26)
Have I sown now by the way again canariensis Dracunculus, but this time in Jiffy - pots, because that have root mass after their second hand, which is indeed madness!

Greeting
Manuel

Thanks for the tip!

Because no additional plants were infected but I assume as something experienced beginners times, simply were the weakest, and these were sorted out so of course. But even a very stupid mishap happened again: I have my Dracunculus canariensis right after the transplant under the UV lamp. When I came home the next day by the work of the shock hit me. Many yellow and Brown leaves in the terrarium. To the fortune has any D.c. still depending on a reasonably green leaves and I hope that that get soon a new or who get no more than 2 pages in the beginning?
The Indian Giants schauts this quite well off. One is already their 4th leaf with the typical little dotted pattern on the petiole.
Generally, I have to say that my Jungpflanzendschungel has become quite skinny.
I can give so unfortunately no longer as many seedlings as I had before.
I'll images in the run again next week make ( a picture of destruction in the comparison to the last picture )

Need plants, especially plants, because no UV?
With the window-sill, that is obviously, but I have other forums looked after, because I was me just from the outset unsure whether the small need of special light or not. And there always UV lamps to the young plant cultivation have been touted. Now, I know also that tube for artificial lighting are suitable, did with Yes even one in captivity inside, is a tube for the reptile and in the animals, the plants grow so well and so I thought, because the UV lamp not really illuminates the entire terrarium that I added with switch still a tube. I will then turn off the UV lamp or tempering or against a normal (bright, due to the light) energy-saving lamp replace? It is in the darkest corner of my room, the window sill is already full of pop and drum I need light much much until it is finally warm outside (come please soon, spring!) )

Greeting
Manuel