Was ist denn das? Eine Chimäre?

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Sookie

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Dienstag, 8. April 2014, 17:50

Was ist denn das? Eine Chimäre?

Hi Bernard,.

here to see my ("your") IG. She had stored in dry soil and that is to look at the present day. What is going on there? In the middle is the flower and the other two! > are daughter tubers? Should I remove this? Or what should I do?

Love Sookie

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Mr. Titanum

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Dienstag, 8. April 2014, 20:59

Hello Sookie,.

Yes, the small on the page are driving out Cormels.
Can you leave it or remove...

I will, cut away as tried last year at my largest tuber, all approaches of primary Cormels, so the plant is all in the main bulb and loses the primary Cormels no substance.

You the cut or broken, where the primary Cormels were sitting, IG (and probably other Typhonium) by the way, not with charcoal powder to treat; If the well off / dry enough for that.

May she bloom in the apartment? :icon_winkgrin:

By the way, with a chimera that has nothing to do, this is the normal a tuber-forming Araceae, which makes it inherently Cormels.
Called a chimera only, if in a plant tissue or organs with different genetic constitution are included, which is then also phenotypically so expressed in the appearance. For example, African violets ( http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/tissc...alprop/val.html ) panaschierte leaves or the pinwheel flowers.
Plant chimeras are but a broad field...

Happy growing, Bernhard.

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Sookie

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Mittwoch, 9. April 2014, 19:19

Hi Richard, thanks for the info. The chimera was actually intended for the General cheering up the Forum. Yes still wintry atmosphere of the info. Nevertheless, very well explained. Flourish she must even as I saw none in Natura. I have four small rooms, there can be "from fragrant"

by the way I have also capped them so that the mother can develop fully. When can she because in the Earth or when should I pour it?

Many greetings Sookie