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Hello stinker friends,.

I've been for a few years konjacs. Ordinary chunks are now out of 10 g originally store-bought seeds tuber right.
The shoot was this year fairly late; especially those that have blossomed. Basically nothing unusual happens, until one has opened the last Knollen(eine von den mittleren) your hand. The sheet was even very greatly reduced at this bulb basically much langezogener and the ramifications. The distance between the Division of the tribe until the first Blättern(wie sagt man da, wenn doch das ganze das Blatt ist?) is longer as compared to other konjacs a variety.
The sheet is now almost fully developed and by the fact that everything is slightly longer, mount the leaf tips slightly downwards.
I have I no idea what is going on in there, like this habit but actually quite.
Someone already similar has experienced or an idea of what is or what it could be?

LG
Stephan

Hello
did you mean vergeilen in the sense of lack of sunlight by extended weak shoots? Isn't it more likely. The tuber has had more or less the same conditions as the others. May be slightly darker said. If it comes out today take a photo.
LG
Stephan

so now but...
the leaf is apparently not yet entfalltet. At least, it's the last three days still grew (by diameter)

On the photo you can see below the strange; It is a normally developed to see:
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Now I'm curious, what do you think?
LG
Stephan

Hello together,
Sounds so very exciting! I was actually expecting getting such answers as "is normal; Amorphos bitches shut here and there and then show that with the present growth..."
I once had a Datura, the a cristaten (thanks Alex for the continuing education!) Has drive developed; just the drive but unfortunately then entered in the winter.
I still wondered whether something has been striking last year, I noticed a: last year had a plant a hail damage, then despite trying the lazy place with coal and UM... Betaisadona...in to get to grips, is unfortunately so gradually migrated down until the entire tribe was inside completely mushy.
Had the plant written off completely, which has but apparently before the decay reaches the tuber has, the Reißleien and dropped the sheet.The tuber was opposed, not rotten, but only pretty emaciated my fears and has. Something I myself on the pot can recall, it could well be. If something somehow it can hang together?
I'm curious in any case, as this tuber and its offshoots will drive next year. Get an own Kamche in the basement, in any case! I've made me though to compost this year all tubers under 100 g because my garden the past few years suffers an aroidische invasion, but since I will have to do an exception
I wanted to make a good photo, but unfortunately only get to it at the weekend.

Quoted from "Stinkmorchel"

But think tubers under the x-ray machine on high mode

stored plutonium inventories for a rainy day?...

No, seriously; I swear, I have no fissile material at home ;-)

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Hmm; Maybe I should buy a Geiger counter, but I

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from above it looks not so great.
The 'normal' for me but something better; After he has now opened the sheet completely, he looks a little like a grüpftes chicken...

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When the snap is I noticed that a ' healthy ' has a side shoot. What does it, is it better to cut the drive? or is a danger that the tuber shares if I leave the page shoots?

What do you mean? LG Stephan

OK; I'll leave the then!

me, everything is legal, as long as the main tuber is not part! Because I'm less on the flower, but more guess the leaf itself, it is important to get a possible fat grumolo!
My goal is a Cognac, which can be used as a sunshade
(Read therefore very interested in the Düngerthread and was yesterday set frequently asked, that a fertilizer-technical Saftlladen is bellaflora).
LG
Stephan

exactly so; only that he should be bigger for me so that I'm under.
Shit, when your photo it occurs to me I put my this year all in small pots. Hopefully you can compensate with fertilizer.