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Hi, I have my first konjak Corm. I got it close to the asia shop in my only she was lazy . I have put that out cut and with cinnamon powder. The tuber sprouts also still not how do I get them to germinate.
Hope that the cut heal well off, not more lazy and are not so great that the tuber dehydrated / dry out.
You can wait on the shoots only; This is little to influence; Store at room temperature (around 20 ° C) favours the shoots in comparison to cellar temperature (< 15 ° C).
Are you sure that it's a konjac tuber? This is the first time that hear konjac are offered in an Asialadern; usually there are taro or paeonifolius. An image would be enlightening...
Flower rather not. But I guess the bulb still too small. But still not pot. First when the drive is pretty large and roots, you can pot them. So, the tuber has had time to heal.
Big is always matter of opinion. Let him grow simply as long as up to see root approaches at its base. Because the drive without any problems can be 10 cm or greater.
I would then pot them in slightly damp substrate, and wait for the leaf has unfolded. If there is a flower, as long as not pour, until the flower is dead and a sheet is published.
Unfortunately I got scruffy bad news which is bulb. But the luck did I a new you is bigger but its crater is funny is like ausgespültpt but she germinate.
This was to be expected. Almost all tubers, which it buys from such Asia shops, die away. The tubers are treated just as food. Because you deal not very squeamish.