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Sonntag, 10. September 2017, 14:35

Amorphophallus claudelii

Hello everyone

After 9 months of rest (purchased and potted last October) 2 tiny A.claudelii have tubers finally started to leaf.
What now? Until now, the pot is out (partial-shade), but with decreasing temperatures, I wonder how I should further maintain these type.
Can you help me?



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Montag, 11. September 2017, 12:40

Hi Maj,.
When it gets colder the pot quickly set indoors in the warm and bright as possible. Unfortunately, it is an unusual time for the shoot, which is normally in the spring. You have to play now inside the summer the plant...
Good luck with the little ones!

But welcome here in the Forum. Imagine it just you, if you want.
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Michael

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Montag, 11. September 2017, 20:54

Hi Michael,.

Thanks for the feedback. Have now put the pot into the living room to the South window.
Let's see how long they still grow. I hope that they come then again at some point in the 'normal' rhythm.

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Freitag, 1. Dezember 2017, 16:00

Now one of the two plants has moved, the other sends but new leaves out.
Because they are in a pot, I am unsure how I should now pour?
Keep slightly moist? Or is it in separate pots ship?

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Samstag, 2. Dezember 2017, 09:19

Hi Marco,.

This is a matter of discretion. Dormant claudelii tubers are black and surface get crumbly, if they are too long in the rest period in moist earth. So, you must choose the date probably exceeds the increase in the loss of tubers from the. That of course depends on your lighting conditions. I sent my kids to sleep about a month ago, as the new leaves were getting smaller and smaller.
By repotting, I am no friend, because it does more harm to the size as a benefit.
I would out pot, then you've restored also the normal rhythm, but via's network has the statement what of coffee grounds reading...

Good luck
Michael

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Sonntag, 3. Dezember 2017, 09:55

Hi Michael,.

how light you because your claudelii?
Last winter my spent in the top on the window sill of the living room. Occasionally something cast.
Should I out pot they prefer and dry winter?

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PS: the 2nd plant gets now but also yellow leaves

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Sonntag, 3. Dezember 2017, 12:43

Hi Marco,.

My have I from potted and stored dry, small with the other tubers (myosuroides etc.) and large, together in a box, so that the LF is likely; be somewhat higher at approx. 20 ° C. However, the off potting is a quite Futzelarbeit at the size of the tubers...

I had done a test and compared the growth of myosuroides, were potted or dug up and scattered. Those who remained in the Earth grew the following year worse, probably because the primary Cormels form small nests, and the leaves of the following year to interfere.

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Mittwoch, 28. Oktober 2020, 16:09

Juhu, finally the first flower at my claudelii!
But they haven't really found the summer/winter rhythm yet.

They are still growing and pushing new leaves...
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Donnerstag, 29. Oktober 2020, 06:45

Great bloom. What do you use as a substrate? Looks like something mineral. Or is it just the cover?
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Donnerstag, 29. Oktober 2020, 08:27

Yes, is (partially) mineral.
I mainly care for succulents and I used their substrate.
It consists of about 30% compost and 70% mineral portions (bims, expanded clay, etc.).
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Marco

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Donnerstag, 29. Oktober 2020, 09:57

Hello Marco,

very nice, if you wait so long for the first flowering of a species !

Unfortunately I don't have a hand for all these little amorphophallus.... :-(

Happy blooming, Bernhard.

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Donnerstag, 29. Oktober 2020, 19:15

Congratulations on the claudelii flower!
She's not quite out yet I think it's going to be even more awesome...
My saviours have unfortunately fallen victim to Thripse this year, and then again next year.
Michael

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