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Frage: *Wer darf Exoten verkaufen?*
Hello
My question relates to Amorphophallus. The different types are often offered as exotic or rare.
If one starts with the plants, you still get primary Cormels. So that is not the age you are giving away, selling, etc.
But if you have a whole cellar full (not that they were more than 3 Pflänzli with me), you can sell in a big way e.g. at Garden Center (if that is interested in something like that)???
* So precise, Gibts there any conservation of Amorphophallus plants? *.
Or may you place as many circulated as you want? Then is soon no rarity.
Greetings
Re: Frage: *Wer darf Exoten verkaufen?*
Hello LilAtin,
as far as I know none of the Amorphophallusarten in the CITES Appendix is and as far as I know on any red list.
At some point no rarity more?
Well, are there how many Amorphophallusverückte?
An hard or difficult to resident species will remain rare.
A.bulbifer, Typhonium are what emerges garden centres in the venosum and co. and even then you are bought by many people...
Happy growing,
Bernhard.
Re: Frage: *Wer darf Exoten verkaufen?*
Hello
to your fear that Amorphophallus konjak times will be irgednwann times no rarity: this is they now no longer. Anyone can get an Amorphophallus konjak easily if he only wants to.
No plant can remain a rarity in the reproductive rate.
And a rarity for me is a plant that is not simply times as in any restaurant as normal indoor plant or simply stands for non-plant collectors. Since AMorphophallus konjak which but it is no rarity for me. Nevertheless, it is a very interesting plant.
To your next question:
As Bernhard has been well described no Amorphophallus species is on the CITES list.
Even if she would be on it that does not mean that you can not sell it.
Even plants that on it can you multiply unberenzt and sell without permission. You may see just only they not of nature, or only with permission.
With kind regards
Stefan
Freitag, 19. April 2024, 21:27
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