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Dienstag, 1. Juli 2014, 14:16

Treiben große A.Konjac Knollen später aus als kleine?

Hi,.
Maybe a stupid question, but my three biggest tubers 1KG or 2 KG, 2 had blossomed, one I had the flowering stem to the test centre, are always still not driven out, finally the tip moves so slowly...Roots are, but already since they are already in the ground, maybe thats the error? Had she planted at the same time with the smaller before week, because they just started to treiben...so I last and penultimate year also made it, when some began to drift, then all the Earth came.
For Typhonium venosum is the largest three are also still not ausgetrieben...alle small, also the in the garden planted out but...
Where the Indian giant bought by Mr. Titanum, has been for weeks a large sheet, and is already a second...
Me very freaks out and I see myself with a Konjacwald in the apartment, I have to feed in the autumn with additional lighting in the House, so that is what...
Where the Indian giant, which I newly got in the spring and has been for weeks a large sheet is already a second...
It may not be the Überwintung or? They had all the same conditions...
If someone has a tip, please bring it:)

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Dienstag, 1. Juli 2014, 19:47

I'm doing the same experiences with me, are already fully unfolded the small and the large cope now also slowly.



What also in tressiert me how did your test?

My family doesn't really stand the smell, I was glad it was such a mild winter because the stinker on the light guns balcony was banished. More about the journal, I'm also really and in tressiert me if and how you can stop the growth of a flower.



with best regards Roger

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Samstag, 5. Juli 2014, 18:31

Ah, good to know that it also so slow is your...

The test is not yet finished, I want to see whether she were allowed to entwickelt...im moment is different than the two that bloom she just "lame ass" in the grow as the other two:-D

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Sonntag, 6. Juli 2014, 10:22

Hello all together, I did the experience at the Konjac, which there is seemingly no common denominator at the shoot, not a flower influenced the shoots still an early transplanting. Even primary Cormels of the same plant drive under the same conditions different from with partly considerable differences in time. They move but all about the same in the autumn. There, the indicator seems to be either the declining amount of light or the cold nights. On the tuber growth seems to have no significant effect different time of shoot, which is always very good. It is similar with me also when Albus and Napalense. Also the size of tubers has no influence on the shoot with me, who is from year to year at another time, such as this year. 5 weeks later than last year. Best regards Matthias

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Sonntag, 6. Juli 2014, 11:23

Hello together,

one thing is certain: as late as this year, my big AK not drove out also still! The small and medium are all fully developed.

A great has only a 1cm tip! Let's see what our professionals know - or is all the nature again?

Oh, I noticed that I was promoted to the student :icon_blush: - thanks Bernhard, but you did that!

until soon your Sookie

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Sonntag, 6. Juli 2014, 18:16

As previous speakers have said, I too can find no relationship between Tuber size and time of shooting.

Großer Knollen of faster times are smaller tubers.

Only one thing is certain. If the tuber pushes a flower, it comes faster than a sheet.
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Montag, 7. Juli 2014, 13:12

Well, then just be patient remains have:)

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Montag, 7. Juli 2014, 17:48

I could only see that the blade comes much later, when the tuber had previously pushed a flower. Last year I had a hand in August.
This year without flower but for the first time fully sunny ausgepflanzt-is the leaf since early June on growing and unfolds so slowly.

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Mittwoch, 9. Juli 2014, 17:15

I'm happy, if they have a journal through August:icon_confusednew:

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Mittwoch, 9. Juli 2014, 17:49

Oh that will be fine. At the latest in the humid warm weather to get started.

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Mittwoch, 9. Juli 2014, 19:04

so I have since 20 years konjaks.
my experience for the ausstriebszeitraum are as follows.

-size is a damn
-If there is a flower that drove sheet always about 3 weeks later
-you cut the flower, this is page later or even until next year
-the tuber from around the turn of the year gets no more from cold she drives out earlier
-the humidity plays a role. tubers which I clean from January in damp camped two weeks drove out rather and above all faster.

all of these things are my experiences and no scientific tests!
I find it very important that the tubers sprout very early. the best is when they come to the ice holy to their summer location. This sheet should just start to become visible. If it works so well it's huge tuber growth:D

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Mittwoch, 9. Juli 2014, 19:18

Hi, your own experience is at least as useful as scientific tests, on the contrary, who has privately been optimum conditions? There, the experiences are even more important because they show that everything is what you might not even thought possible. I'm always curious to experience reports, many have helped even more the me as the most expensive literature without compromising their importance, therefore even general sincere thanks to all who share their experiences, this is priceless. Regards Matthias

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Samstag, 12. Juli 2014, 10:25

Quoted from "Sookie"

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Oh, I noticed that I was promoted to the student :icon_blush: - thanks Bernhard, but you did that!

until soon your Sookie

Hello Sookie,.

I can think of that or you do not write to me on the flags... :icon_confused:

The shreck as administrator is responsible - but I guess that the carriage automatically runs the number of posts about the forum software based on...
I'm glad you're writing so much :icon_thumbs1:

Happy posting, Bernhard.

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