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Hello Michael,

I'm now sure not an expert with regard to the subject - but emotionally, I would tend to store that absolutely dry.

It depends always on it the injury is how tall (caused) whether the wound heals or the whole guy on it goes. A henryii with 6-7 cm so it went last year me - he had a mouldy job where I had to remove about 25% of the tuber - and then he has also pretty slowly but surely...

I have to dry my Knollen(A. titanum und Synandrospadix) rotten at after it was placed in a sealed plastic box with damp kitchen roll, but very little remains of the tubers, there was the danger of drying out very large, if your bulb is slightly larger I would keep them slightly dry. The affected areas were treated with charcoal and Chinosol, HES was again infested place soggy and there were also white fungal growth. Therefore regularly check again what is lazy, air tanks and occasionally I also washed the tubers and newly treated with charcoal and Chinosohl times Trauermücke larvae, mites and fungal attack was available.
so they do not austrocket and funded the shoots moisture is already important however that also mold and rot, so not too wet keep

and don't throw away your bulb, hurts when she further fault and only a remnant is left, which could still drive like my rotten A. titanum

Hi Michael,.

Hope dies last, but I think a large cutting surface that your titanun but rather as the Hoffnungn dies.
henryis and titanum also with less large wounds / cut surfaces are me often dried up.

Sorry... but, maybe you're lucky indeed as Seiti your titanum...

(UN)Happy growing, Bernhard.

Dry storage is just as useful to make like the tuber in the MOSS.

If you had to cut off much of the tuber, which is as well as the death sentence, and there is a large surface area for diseases and dry place isn't.

It actually remains nothing more than to leave them in the MOSS and to control.
As the temperature in the storage was too low, or the Moss was too wet.

On the basis of the mold, I rather tend to both.

With still no titanum is scruffy in the MOSS. I keep it so around 23 degrees in a sealed jar containing Moss.

I would make the cut surface upwards, coming little more air ran.

Are you titanum sure there with A.? The tuber looks not at all times, like A.titanum. Napalensis more like A. or A. bulbifer.
A dry storage, the titanum tuber should lose weight quite fast and dry.