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Donnerstag, 11. Februar 2016, 10:31

Aufgesprungene Knolle bei lambii

Hello
one my lambii (95 g) tubers and also a vertical deep crack had when I had harvested them hewittii. (See Photo 1)
It stood in Seramis, has developed otherwise well and was then stored in Sphagnum very airy. The rift has become dark scarred, not rotten or soft (Photo 2); the tuber has been out again and now sits in Seramis. During the approximately one-month rest period, the tuber has lost just one gram weight.
I'm so lucky in disguise.
However, I would like to know what it is, when the tubers spring up, because it's not nice, and I think very dangerous what's rotting. Does anyone know anything? It's incorrect cultural conditions??
Thank you
Michael
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Donnerstag, 11. Februar 2016, 12:10

Hi Michael,.

I had also once 2010 at gigas and decus-silvae. look here in post #41:
Mr. Titanum's collection

I had at that time asked Wilbert Hetterscheind for advice and he antowortete:
"Hi Bernard,

I know that, there are cracks that arise when a tuber in the full
Growth is suddenly taken from the Earth. Somehow there is then
too much internal pressure which comes out and the tuber "bursts" (as is frequently
at most. ochroleucus). Zein is not always a problem. I advise the
You tubers right back eintopfst and you could still a fungicide in
apply the cracks. Keep then again good moist, because that shall be
with gigas.
Good luck!

Bye,.
Wilbert"

I could also think that fluctuating substrate moisture could be a cause.

But as WH wrote, this is not necessarily a problem; may be that that is true but only on species, coming from immerfeuchten areas.
If I remember correctly, the tubers are grown at that time all...
Here are two images with fresh tears. index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 2720 index.php? page = attachment & attachmentID = 2721


Happy growing, Bernhard.

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Donnerstag, 11. Februar 2016, 13:50

Hello

I was also extremely many of the "cracking" last Jahr(2015). The years before wars times 1 or 2 tubers, but this time it occurred while many tuberous.
Some tubers are even torn in the hand as gabs nen tore a loud noise and the tuber.
What it is I don't know well, but there were striking many tuberous 2015.Art plays no role when everyone, almost all big konjac tubers were this time also.

VG
Ronny

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Donnerstag, 11. Februar 2016, 15:14

Maybe as a little hint - something on your CA supply look.
CA is Zellwandfestigend and can prevent such problems.

Generally, this is a much too little regarded nutrient...

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Donnerstag, 11. Februar 2016, 20:07

Thanks for the instructions!
I Cap while the leaves sometimes, when they start to move, but the above tuber had then already the crack when it was excavated.
The tubers had fluctuating substrate moisture, since I only every 1-2 correctly flushed weeks.
CA is only small in the fertilizer, however, I have drainage lime split; I don't know whether that's enough, for Paphs which are also likes to chalk it works quite well. There you could even experiment.
Michael

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