Dracunculus vulgaris wächst

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mrChiquita

Trainee

Posts: 126

Location: Alfeld

Sunday, March 8th 2015, 9:47pm

Dracunculus vulgaris wächst

Hi my Dracunculus vulgaris have this winter without winter protection measure very well planted survive and grow well quite quickly away! There are pictures from today

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Stinkmorchel

Intermediate

Posts: 384

Location: Bochum

Monday, March 9th 2015, 7:24pm

Looks very good. Our drive out even. The winter time really was no danger

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redflash

Trainee

Posts: 81

Location: Karlsruhe

Monday, March 9th 2015, 7:51pm

Hello
my slides properly, thought yesterday, uuppsss, what pushes up there already so.

My father is grad on Tenerife, I told my desire, even if not this winter: Dracunculus canariensis
Definitely good looks, the black vulgaris flower besides the canariensis, dreaming sweet dreams.

Greetings
Andreas

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ronnyede

Intermediate

Posts: 312

Location: Heidenau

Monday, March 9th 2015, 8:16pm

Gets you whatever trouble with your neighbors because of the many flies?

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AGM_de

Administrator

Posts: 387

Location: Duisburg

Monday, March 9th 2015, 9:21pm

My Dracunculus vulgaris and canariensis grow from the last year. Light freezing temperatures, both have survived in the unheated plastic greenhouses.

Greeting
Andreas

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ronnyede

Intermediate

Posts: 312

Location: Heidenau

Monday, March 9th 2015, 9:42pm

Do you have large tubers or plants gezogeme from seed?
My from plants already withdraw from August, even in Nice weather.
The Arum species are the only ones with me standing over the winter in the journal.

D.canariensis I Winterwachser believe.

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AGM_de

Administrator

Posts: 387

Location: Duisburg

Tuesday, March 10th 2015, 6:51am

Großer Knollen canariensis medium are vulgaris. I cultivate but all in pots. In the same greenhouse I have species that grow well even the 15-20 different Arum and Biarum.

Greeting
Andreas

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Alex H.

Trainee

Posts: 81

Location: bei Bregenz

Tuesday, March 10th 2015, 5:34pm

My D. vulgaris has driven out in the autumn, and stood over the winter as small plants in the greenhouse - cold but frost-free. Now I wonder whether she grow or indents. I bought the plant in the spring as a tuber plant market two years ago. Perhaps it runs due to this unfavourable time somehow along the track...

Greetings
Alex

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Frangipani

Trainee

Posts: 134

Location: Abtsteinach ( OT Mackenheim )

Sunday, March 15th 2015, 1:27pm

After I read the post, I did today on my gesucht...und actually 3 play been cast out, but only a small piece
We are here at 400mNN and everything is tuned up to 4 weeks later, as for example in the Rhine Valley, which is only a stone's throw...

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Ada

Trainee

Posts: 129

Location: Kaarst

Wednesday, March 13th 2019, 2:29pm

Dracunculus vulgaris im Garten

Hello everyone

Dracunculus vulgaris I planted out freely for several years in the garden. Two years ago, I have unearthed a few tubers to Exchange, and found that they dragged themselves into the ground very deeply, I had to dig deep more than a spade until I found the first.
By the fact that they sit so deep, they are also more frosts.

Anyway, they exorcise now strongly again, the image is from two days ago:

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Love greetings,
ADA

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Mr. Titanum

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Posts: 3,621

Location: Uetze

Thursday, March 14th 2019, 11:01am

HI Ada,

In the Lower Rhine it apparently sprouts earlier than 50 km east of Hanover ...

Would I be happy about a picture of the full blossoms-my planted was probably still too small for a flower ...

Happy blooming, Bernhard.

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Stinkmorchel

Intermediate

Posts: 384

Location: Bochum

Thursday, March 14th 2019, 10:30pm

Ours are already drifting ("already" is relative, the last few years have been getting earlier), as is the planted Helicodiceros muscivorus.
We also found that the Dracunculus really crawl tremendously far into the ground

greeting
Jan and Timo

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Ada

Trainee

Posts: 129

Location: Kaarst

Wednesday, April 24th 2019, 11:47pm

Here is an update on the Dracunculus vulgaris that grow in my garden:

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She seems quite comfortable at this point, which is sunny and quite barren. After all, something corresponds to their location conditions, with the only difference that here on the Lower Rhine the sun's radiation is rarely particularly intense.

Greetings,
Ada

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Mistkäfer

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Posts: 1,289

Wednesday, April 24th 2019, 11:51pm

Pretty bush. How long have them been standing in this place undisturbed?

Bestandsliste • Liste abzugebener Knollen

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Ada

Trainee

Posts: 129

Location: Kaarst

Wednesday, April 24th 2019, 11:56pm

Since 2016, I have just checked in my file.
As previously described, the tubers have pulled deep into the earth quite quickly. That's why they've outlasted frosts here, too. Colder than-9°C but it hasn't been here for the last three winters.
Regards
Ada

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Mr. Titanum

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Location: Uetze

Tuesday, May 28th 2019, 11:37am

Pleased I found yesterday, that mine is not too small for flowering...

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Happy growing, Bernhard.

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Naturfreund78

Beginner

Posts: 43

Location: Hadamar-Oberzeuzheim

Sunday, September 20th 2020, 4:43pm

Quoted from "Ada"

Since 2016, I have just looked in my file.
As described earlier, the tubers have moved deep into the earth quite quickly. That's why they survived frosts here. But it hasn't been colder than -9°C in the last three winters here.
Regards
Ada

My tubers of Dracunculus vulgaris I have placed between 15 and 20 cm.
Do they then move even deeper into the earth?

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Naturfreund78

Beginner

Posts: 43

Location: Hadamar-Oberzeuzheim

Sunday, September 20th 2020, 4:51pm

Quoted from "Alex H."

My D. vulgaris has already expelled in autumn, and stood over the winter as a small plant in the greenhouse - cold but frost-free. Now I'm curious to see if it continues to grow or move in. I bought the plant two years ago in spring as a tuber at a plant market. Maybe because of this unfavorable time she somehow runs beside the track ...

Greetings
Alex

Hello Alex,

I bought my 11 Dracunculus vulgaris tubers in a garden centre.
I bought the first 6 tubers on 08.09.20 and brought them into the ground on the same day.

I bought the 5 other Dracunculus vulgaris tubers on 15.09.20 and brought them into the earth on 18.09.20.

Greetings Michael

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Ada

Trainee

Posts: 129

Location: Kaarst

Sunday, April 4th 2021, 3:56pm

This winter we also had a real cold period in the otherwise rather mild Rhineland. Well, you all went along with it, if the weather comes from the northeast, it's just really cold.
Low temperatures here were minus 13 Gad. The planted aronstab plants have all put this away surprisingly well.
Here are two pictures of the shoot of Dracunculus vulgaris, the first of March 24, the second of April 3.

Greetings,
Ada

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