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This year's harvest has started the day. There, the only paper of a Konjac was mottled and yellow on the windowsill of a few days. The tuber was transplanted with about 3 g in Seramis, later transplanted in Earth, when a brood arm to dent the pot started and harvested yesterday with 34 g. The tuber has made the breaking points after 5 breeding arms of which I found curiously only 3 children, which I have however discarded.

A week ago, I have the first 3 ulcers (also on the window sill and the whole time about in Seramis) harvested. The larger tuber (32 g) has kept her weight. In the other two I can not exactly say, da I weighing documented nor had noticed me. I however assume that also have not significantly to - or removed. The window sill is rather unsuitable for ulcers with me here. Was only an experiment because of Seramis culture substrate.

From about 10 cm big and 459 g heavy bulb are an about 15 cm large and 967 g heavy tuber with 10 primary Cormels (all together 1121 g) and an independent 5.5 cm wide and 80 g heavy daughter tuber with 8 primary Cormels (together 97 g) emerged. Total incurred more tubers than expected.

The daughter tuber had 2 sheets as the mother plant, only much smaller.

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In seven out of the drainage material 2 more Cormels came to light: a 2.5 cm large, hung from another with 1 cm. The head of an IG have become a total 22.

««Originally posted by» olvi2004 «.»

The second flower has probably damaged the main bud. The tuber has made only Cormels, no sheet. The largest primary Cormels started to grow and had all 2 leaves. Before planting, I had removed all breeding tubers approaches.

For me it looks rather as if there were no leaf Bud at all, but instead a 2 flower bud. Fortunately not completely worked out with the removal of the brood tubers approaches.

On weekends, I have harvested more tubers:

Out of about 9.5 cm large tuber which 325 g and flowers stuck to the planting time after the severed weighed only 142 g last year shortly after the harvest, is a tuber with diameter of 12 cm and 9 cm in height (at the strongest point of [bud not observed]) with 6 breeding tubers become. The weight was 894 g with and 697 g without Cormel. The largest Cormel weighed 51 g (⌀ 5 cm, height 3.5 with bud). The smallest weighed 15 g and a lazy job (white mud) had unfortunately, which is why I have disposed of them. I have more than enough tubers so that a rescue attempt is avoided. The location is very good to see in the first photo.

Only 6 Cormels were formed as 3 or 4 eyes had erupted at the hustle and bustle of flowering. That, only behind the bracts of flowering (2 behind the first two) and leaf (might have been one behind each involucral bract, so 4, fits at least to the number) were revealed, I did however leave. Breaking out of the eyes has had since probably positive impact on the size of the remaining primary Cormels. The largest Cormel of larger Corm from last year (15 cm in diameter with 750 g) was only 4 cm and 32 g at least 8 pieces.

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The tubers in the next photo made by 5 20 g Cormels. The two (115 g and 75 g) 20 cm pot, the three (74 g, 60 g, 55 g) in the right three in one were in the basket left alone in a 23 cm in diameter. Here is once again quite clear, that either a much larger pot or planted separately brings better results. I reckon that since at least the largest of the 5 bulb blooms next year.

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That was a 22 g Cormel in a 30 cm pot, whose leaf compared with another equally-sized plant (also from a 22 g tuber) struck by the particularly wide leaflets, 2 had less of it and that was nevertheless only slightly smaller. In addition, the plant had only a sheet.

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