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Hi,.

am just totally excited! Wanted earlier dispose the dead Arisaema flavum, I discovered in the Earth small beads similar fabric.
Could not even cover that now real flavum I tubers of Arisaema, because more or less Brown and broken hanging already for a long time before them.
Have I searched now "broken" pots 0.75 cm 11 small nodules with a size of 0,5-. (All already tedious work on the little things.
Now my questions!
Small nodules are ever survive?, if so, how do I store the small Pearl? and when should you expel at least again? (This spring or that is now once a year break?)
Am totally happy, but also saddened because I Yes (yet) do not know what I should now do with the toys!

PLEASE HELP ME FAST!

Hi,.

somehow the images don't work with my new phone, must once again look. It times to describe, there are small almost white, light brown beads, which have a kind of pointy at one end, with this "tip" even a desiccated leaf hung off, which I but plucked off (fell rather by from alone). I have also no long term fertilizer balls, but just normal potting soil and perlite in my substrate and perlite looks definitely different (I also thought that there are any perlite crumbs, but are lighter and intensely white. In addition, I found the Pearl directly to places where the plants were times.
So definitely can say that it must be small nodules. Have I done now in a re closable use clear plastic bags, after I washed them first roughly and then dried.
I'll try tomorrow to make photos of the nodules, if it works!

Greeting
Manuel

Thanks for the help!
I can but the tubers just in the deep-freezing, or? I mean, there can also no moisture out and I lose none of the tiny tubers.
I can breathe now by the way again as my more or less burnt Dracunculus drive a new leaf shoots now all out watch the roots already out of the pot. Even Arum pictum SSP.. sagittifolium now gets a 2nd hand at some plants.
I promise pictures times (on indefinite period ) damn technology

Greeting
Manuel

I personally hold that if the tubers in substrate, you have no good control of the tubers. Because if one starts to mouldy or rotten you realize it only when it is already too late, in the bag you can see it stop right now and can make specific countermeasures.
But clear: No air exchange + = warm, moist air mold, rotting on the tuber. Logical equation!
Will they so as soon as possible pot and moderately humid. Temperature but at warm room temperature or colder? (Rot if too cold, or not?)
I war the images simply not that must me weekend again closer to deal with.

Greeting
Manuel

Hai,

have finally found out how to do with the pictures and of course equally attached to the currently defined by this morning.
I have now all Arisaema flavum potty emptied and doing 18 nodules reap can 0.5-1.5 cm in diameter. The newer ones are a lot bigger (those who openly lying around are the)
Otherwise it's all plant well back and all push hard new leaves, even Arum pictum SSP.. sagittifolium

Greeting
Manuel

Also never thought that so quickly become what. Wanted to throw away at the beginning, when all become one after the other Brown, already the pot, until I discovered by chance a small tuber. Lucked out! . It was generally about End of December until the end of January from rather poorly with the whole bunch of growing until now everything has recovered and now again turning green.
I can actually, if there is enough warm again, seedlings also searched outside in the shade or semi-shade make, or pull a eh soon (culture time up to now approximately 2.5 months). And above all, I must separate the plants planted as a group (4 in a pot) in the summer? Or must I do really anything in a larger pot? (Did not come now all alone, or 4 in a 7 x 7 x 7 cm pot, leaves but until now still gets in the way).

Greeting
Manuel

Hi, martin67

my A. henryi are already somewhere in the Eternal Rainforest . When I saw after about 1 1/2 months after, has a strange smell came against me, as I opened the door of the terrarium. I rum buddelte something in the substrate I saw loud little worm who have made it in the seeds (eaten up?) easily. They were then hollow (so the seeds )
That same, although where already 3 germinated when the worms came and destroyed everything happened in my Sauromatum giganteum.
I then cleaned the entire terrarium and washed out, handle the other seedlings in new Earth and since then calm before any kind of infestation.

Maybe let I but again me A. heryi seeds, because I've seen already again what else pretty.

P.S.: The Arisaema taiwanense happened that same as with the henryi.

Greeting
Manuel

Hai,

After a long time I want to now again the progress that now plants (no more plants, at least in part) show. The best growth showed Dracunculus canariensis in the low light of the terrarium and Helicodiceros muscivorus. The D.c. is now about 19 inches tall and the H.m.. 17 cm (measured from the top of the pot to the highest point, so the largest sheet).
Here again the latest images (currently from this morning!)
Because Yes on the weather next week will do a lot in Bavaria, the small beginning Wednesday of next week come at last in the long-awaited ground (of course times only in the shadow!) and thus also the hope rises to large tuber in the?Autumn? or when time pull up whatever the first.
The great Umtopf action last week first became clear to me what I have so far used for crappy substrate (low Earth - a mistake I will never never never make (even if the konjacs don't mind )) I had to remove the whole earth to the sausages around because large lumps having bound, which hold no water at all, the substrate was also generally very difficult but totally dry. Now, they have better Earth with new fertilizer and plenty of water.
One positive side effect was that I small tubers and roots well could see what me at the S.v ' IG ´ had impressed, that the half pot from a tuber was filled and finally forms a new leaf (has at the moment only one). The H.m.. have somehow not tuber (not even a little, for this beautiful, thick, fleshy roots, which occupy more space, when the plant is in itself great.
Well, you are, now get them soon unobstructed UV light of the Sun, and hopefully well continue to grow.

Greeting
Manuel