Ernte 2014

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mrChiquita

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Wohnort: Alfeld

Samstag, 20. September 2014, 13:50

Ernte 2014

Hi we could create even a harvest theme for 2014 where we all son little crop growth knolenwuchs, etc enter can create

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100gButter

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Beiträge: 95

Wohnort: Weida

Sonntag, 21. September 2014, 17:45

Hello
today I have harvested the first two konjacs, the rest is still green.
The two plants (a normal and a 'rosy grey Stem") were quite sunny, the comparison group rather partial shade.

The rosy grey stem had at the pot 3, 5 g and has it on 35 g mounted (split on mother and 5 daughters).

The normal Konjac was my first Amorphophallus and I now the second year.
Starts at 182 g, freshly harvested 668 g, it is a shrivelled then on 445 g over the winter and has not flourished also.
This year she is at 2451 g + 655 g breeding arms (32 pieces).
I Very much hope that I start next year my first fragrance will have experience...

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Frangipani

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Beiträge: 134

Wohnort: Abtsteinach ( OT Mackenheim )

Mittwoch, 24. September 2014, 19:43

My first plant has moved.
T. indian giant...von 1450 g on 2270 g with 5 small Cormels, which I do not agree however wanted to...
I think more düngen...freue me next year really have yet, that she has become not less

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Flutblumen

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Beiträge: 177

Wohnort: Buchholz

Mittwoch, 24. September 2014, 21:02

I took off only the lateral primary Cormels of my Konjac, because they were Very much flat beneath the Earth and had continous leaves.
Are likely to be "normal" konjacs.

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ronnyede

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Beiträge: 312

Wohnort: Heidenau

Sonntag, 28. September 2014, 16:46

Yesterday my great Indian giant out did 4, 8 kg more was not splashing around.
2013 I had harvested it also with 4 kg.
I assume even that to the 5kg - 6kg is the maximum the tubers can be what.

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Frangipani

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Beiträge: 134

Wohnort: Abtsteinach ( OT Mackenheim )

Dienstag, 30. September 2014, 20:35

that is great!
I t. venosum seeds harvested today, one of planted out who out there has flourished in the Frühajhr was probably dusted, had seen but really even massively mosquitoes in the bed...Have but don't want to put them on. She've been under the pine trees now distributed and easily covered by substrate, soon I'll pile still leaves about. Either they come in spring or let it

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Flutblumen

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Beiträge: 177

Wohnort: Buchholz

Samstag, 11. Oktober 2014, 18:10

Last night, it was also so far with me.
My Konjac has 2342 grams after all, beautifully round and the old bulb was offset vollstzändig.
The tillers have become this time very long and some page tubers are 2 cm and more

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Alex H.

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Wohnort: bei Bregenz

Samstag, 11. Oktober 2014, 21:01

Hello

I could harvest even a part of my tubers, including even small A. konjac, a medium-sized A. bulbifer, and two rather large normal t. venosum. The t. venosum have a diameter of 16 cm, and weigh each - one week after the harvest - with primary Cormels 1550 g.
How large and heavy a "normal" t. venosumcan they be-Knolle?

Greetings
Alex

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ronnyede

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Beiträge: 312

Wohnort: Heidenau

Sonntag, 12. Oktober 2014, 00:16

Hi Alex,

think please a photo inside, am of the opinion that the not so great werden.man can the ulcers giant distinguish quite well by the indian.

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Alex H.

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Sonntag, 12. Oktober 2014, 00:37

Hello

here a picture:

Greetings
Alex

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ronnyede

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Beiträge: 312

Wohnort: Heidenau

Sonntag, 12. Oktober 2014, 01:02

One is venosum, not bad, habs so far only to approx. 1kg managed and thought that the maximum is approximately but you can see it is still great :-D

free planted or in the pot?

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Alex H.

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Beiträge: 81

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Sonntag, 12. Oktober 2014, 01:10

The bulb was getopft in relatively cheap substrate from the discounters with high wood content. Now in the fall was of wood, but hardly more what to see. Lots of nitrogen was probably released by the decomposition. Fertilized I have almost weekly about 0.25% with blue corn, which I have - dissolved in the water about 25 g to 10 litres of water.
The pot was however unprotected on the terrace and was also still plenty of rain water.

Greetings
Alex

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Frangipani

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Beiträge: 134

Wohnort: Abtsteinach ( OT Mackenheim )

Montag, 13. Oktober 2014, 16:55

Maybe not quite fit, but I thought during the decomposition of wood nitrogen is not formed by the bacteria verbrauchtund...Therefore, it is also wood chips as mulch...But the wood in the potting soil was already sure to disappear and not "fresh"...

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Shreck

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Beiträge: 979

Wohnort: Klettwitz

Montag, 13. Oktober 2014, 19:39

Here my previous crop:

A. napalensis grew from 95.1 to 278 grams (weight on the photo is not true)

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A. mossambicensis from 37.12 to 97.6 grams

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A. impressus x A.taurostigma "white veins" from 9.9 to 32.5 grams
A. hildebrandtii from 6.4 to 16.8 grams.

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Meine aktuelle Bestandsliste

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mrChiquita

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Beiträge: 126

Wohnort: Alfeld

Samstag, 18. Oktober 2014, 19:11

Hi today I have harvested my bisheriege largest Konjac tuber she had in March when the plant 1020 gr! She now started since ca 7 days to welcken (make up) so I now tuber could dig up a 5000gr Geiles Teil

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olvi2004

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Beiträge: 378

Wohnort: Nummela

Sonntag, 19. Oktober 2014, 10:23

Hello

At the beginning of the summer was freezing cold, about 20% of the tubers of the cold weather destroys snow in midsummer, temperatures just above zero until the first week of July, a too short summer.
Anyway, I've harvested tuber my biggest IG! Fresh weight 4120 g, six leaves.

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Where are the belt/rings with the short vertical brown lines on the Corm (Figure 1), by the way?
Are the traces of particularly large growth on hot days,
days where I've fertilized or...?
I make the same observation every year.

Many greetings
Phillip

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Flutblumen

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Beiträge: 177

Wohnort: Buchholz

Montag, 20. Oktober 2014, 16:33

Well there you have bred Yes real monster :icon_respekt:

The horizontal stripes are no growth rings.
Tubers are strips from the leaves or the cuticle between the sheets.
When the Corm grows "wander" further down and new are shown above.
On the screen where the tuber in the basket is the skins to the tip are pretty good to see

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Sookie

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Beiträge: 75

Montag, 20. Oktober 2014, 20:06

Hi tide flowers,.
If you want to - see a real monster then look at 2013 (Oldi) harvest in!

I am so excited in 2014!

Your Sookie :icon_erschreckt:

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Oldi

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Beiträge: 135

Wohnort: Leutenbach (BW)

Montag, 20. Oktober 2014, 20:46

Hello Sookie,.

This year you can expect but no large tubers me having the two XXL konjacs namely cut out despite eyes split and are only expelled in August. Currently, they are still fully in the growth and are in the garden... but I will of course report