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Montag, 18. September 2017, 16:28

Rissige Sauromatum Knollen

Hello

In the fall, I often crop S venosum tubers with cracks. Small tubers are usually ok.
In the Internet, I have found no explanation. Someone in the Forum knows why this is happening?

Many greetings
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Montag, 18. September 2017, 20:33

So we don't have an answer, but with our A.konjac that happens again. You seem to have dug out the bulb but very early, still very fresh roots and the petiole?

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Montag, 18. September 2017, 22:15

Hi Phillip,

the unpleasant phenomenon was also often observed in other species:
Cracked bulb at lambii

My Indian giant I always seeing the even, but also can not say what really is the cause...

Best regards, Bernhard.

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Dienstag, 19. September 2017, 12:06

Hello

««Originally posted by» ronnyede «.»


Some tubers are even torn in the hand as gabs nen tore a loud noise and the tuber.


Ronny's comment I see now, I have to report:
Venosum plants did alone in the evening in the vicinity of my large S, and suddenly hear a noise as someone on the inside of one of the pots was knocking!

Oh... here just go haunt well I think I'm too tired or my brain is now the spirit... :icon_shocked:
I know, now, that was the sound of a bursting tuber. The s. tubers are harvested and all of them had cracks.

Greeting Olvi

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Dienstag, 19. September 2017, 16:12

Hello Stinkmorchel,

Here is already fall weather (the fourth bad summer in a series :motz: ).
The day temperature is approximately + 10 ° C. At the weekend, the night temperature went down to almost zero degrees. The plants even just withstand that but grow no longer; before the potting soil is warm again after the cold night, the day is.
To be sure that the tubers receive no harm, I get it out of the ground.
The nights are colder I lose tubers. Then this happens: broken tubers.

Greeting Olvi

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Donnerstag, 21. September 2017, 12:22

««Originally posted by» olvi2004 «.»

Here is already fall weather (the fourth bad summer in a series :motz: ).
The day temperature is approximately + 10 ° C. At the weekend, the night temperature went down to almost zero degrees. The plants even just withstand that but grow no longer; before the potting soil is warm again after the cold night, the day is.
To be sure that the tubers receive no harm, I get it out of the ground.
The nights are colder I lose tubers. Then this happens: broken tubers.
Hey,
So that they can freeze above 0 degrees I imagine. For me winter regularly Sauromatumknollen. When I saw your picture the same I remembered now as 'Stinkmorchel'. I put all my bulbs when they start to turn yellow under a roof. Therefore, wither and dry at the same time. Maybe they are just too wet and absorb more water than they can store.

lG from Thuringia
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Donnerstag, 21. September 2017, 17:24

Hi Sven

You're right, tubers won't freeze to death. You survive-10 ° C, but get damage. I tried out several times before I learned that it's not good. The small have have no problems with the temperature over.

But with the wet and absorb too much water can be. :icon_thumbs1: I totally forgot about that! Years ago, I've covered the top of the pot with foil in the autumn. Why I do it and why I stopped, I don't know. At that time I wrote nothing unfortunately. I must try next fall again.

Here the weather of the last 2 where. 10 days it rained! On days with an asterix I've harvested tubers with jumps.
If it was so wet in recent years when I've harvested tubers with jumps, I still check.

Greeting Olvi
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