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Hello Elee,.

with irfanview you can images rel easily convert to a certain target size - http://www.irfanview.com/.
Possibly download at Heise: https://www.heise.de/download/product/irfanview-1965
The program is free for personal use...

Image then open file / batch/batch conversion options for Batchkovertierung: target format / jpg / options file size 290 KB set; then the target directory choose or create and select the image to shrink and start...

Sounds more complicated than it is...

Further to your questions tomorrow - maybe Yes before even someone writes another, what answers your questions...

VG, Bernhard.

Hello Elee,.

Wow, that are really large tubers - where did get one because that in Ostfreisland?

thread from an älterern:
"You should be very careful at paeonifolius to leave them in peace time in the substrate. If the substrate is not completely dry (I mean really completely dry! Also not the trace moisture in deeper layers), the risk of losing the tuber, through decay is very large.
I lay my own always without substrate.
It is also important to pot them not too early. The bud should carry out much and it should be to see root tips. Only pot and light keep moist and warm as possible; the plant needs more water only if the leaf is unfolded and it can evaporate water.
Then, she can withstand plenty water and should be fertilized regularly, so that the bulb can grow properly.

Happy growing, Bernhard."

Look at Please also this Beirag (I don't have time to type everything... Unfortunately )-post #10; There are some links that you continue...

Sources for Amorphophallus

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Hello Elee,.

This is really a decent size!
Congratulations!
Unfortunately I do not have Paeonifolius, only bangkokensis, are probably close relatives. Since I had made the experience that from transplanting by superficial drying out was slightly soft. Gave up but quickly again.

Michael

So... even briefly matching reduced...



Happy viewing, Bernhard.

Hello Elee,.
No, I have not poured out potted bulb! I stored it as tubers dry to settle others. They like not only extremely low humidity, but humidity due to storage in addition to the other bulb was enough to solve the problem.
Michael

Hello Elee,.

not that I want to discourage you, but the tubers look like but quite taken with; It looks as if they were somehow smoothed or scrub. At least if you paeoniifolius compares it with other images of out gate...

But maybe I see it to black.
I'm rooting for friends in any case!
Keep us even posted...

Happy growing, Bernhard.