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Shreck

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Sonntag, 7. April 2013, 20:46

Otherwise is also cooler place and tie a bag over the flower and on the bottom of the shaft. It also binds the odor

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Sookie

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Montag, 8. April 2013, 20:30

Thanks

Thanks for your info Peter, Stinkmorchel, and Shreck.

Now to you Peter, you're me Yes a Scamp. But I leave nothing unturned and will report on the fragrance experience for my visitors. Is repeatedly said > cooler place. How many degrees is Celsius the tuber / flower look? My 2 flower has gone on today. I am still in a picture. What occurs to me very clearly, the spadix is quite rundwie "Ball writing part". He was totally flat and wide like a sword at the 1 flower! Is my tubers other subspecies? Visually, the tubers are absolutely identical. I also noticed that they are very different "smell". It is here possible to "beef or pork flowers"? :icon_lachtot:

Greetings Sookie

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Montag, 8. April 2013, 22:52

Each plant is so unique. The flowers look different. So it is for humans and

It is one and the same species.

In Konjac, I would say everything is Frost, tolerates it.

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Mistkäfer

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Mittwoch, 25. Mai 2022, 17:56

Quote from »Puzzle-Peter«

Quote from »Sookie«

Now I still have a question: In the forum it says that the Stuttgart Wilhelma says: a sip of water in the calyx prevents the smell!? Is this an early April Fool's joke or what? This would be brilliant - then I could put the flower in the living room.

No April Fool's joke. The explanation was as follows:

The plant does not rely on bees for pollination, but on flies. That's why it has the color of old meat, smells of decay and - I didn't know until the Wilhelma visit - just like decaying meat, it produces heat. The piston is a few degrees warmer than the environment. However, such a plant has a rather limited heating power and with the water you cool the flask down to low-odor to -free temperatures.

Sounds obvious, but it doesn't work with Konjac. Because there the Spatha forms an open chalice in which no water remains.

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Donnerstag, 26. Mai 2022, 13:13

However, I wonder whether this can be sustainable.

The piston is large - where is the heat produced? - you would have to look in the publications to see where infrared images are shown.

Then I don't know whether the titanum leaf is so tight that the water remains in the calyx or not, as with konjac, can drain off.

Questions upon questions....

Nevertheless: Happy growing, Bernhard.

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Donnerstag, 26. Mai 2022, 14:55

Quote by »Mr. Titanum«

However, I wonder whether this can be sustainable.

The piston is large - where is the heat produced? - you would have to look in the publications to see where infrared images are shown.

And this is also the reason why this does not work with the lizard root despite a fully filled cauldron. The water is not where the flask produces the heat and fragrance.

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