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Michael

Hello dung beetle,.

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Fortunately not completely worked out with the removal of the brood tubers approaches.

... I'm somewhat disagree;
the main Bud is damaged is the tuber, in order to survive, only primary Cormels. Then, you do not sit on the same places where the old/remote.
But you can make the attempt in the spring, destroying the main bud and remove the breeding tubers approaches.
Next autumn then we know how it is.

Greeting Olvi

Hello
After some species, especially not to children, the summer was just gigantic for others. A ferruginosus has now a scarce kilos; I guess there a flower could be...
The blade is from bolikhamxayensis and has a diameter of 150 cm.
Off topic: the last image is a Bulbophyllum phalaenopsis

Love greetings
Michael

Hi Klaus,

one of my henryi is even, the other had no hand, as she had flourished.

Is really fascinating, what mass of tubers you bring about!
Were the two Töpde with the rose chafer larvae - about equal in the spring the tubers? Or was a bigger...

Love greetings
Michael

Hi Klaus,

It is might because you write in the justification.
See black arrow in the picture...

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I do not know why this is so, or you markiertst each line, and then press the justify button?

When I do this it looks like in the P.S.

Hopethis helps,
Bernhard

P.S.:

... you've got there, Klaus!

She laid to neat Indian giant?

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Impressive. I did it again this year, to reduce my Konjac stock. At some point I have idolised all...

Also the large Indian giant is now rather an Indian dwarf... the daughter tubers are grown well. I suspect my nodules were much too shady...

I guess I must thrive even an internship with Klaus machen...nur the more sophisticated species quite well. But I can still do that.

Best regards and keep up the good,

Ralf

Hello everyone

The housing conditions with me are actually pretty easy. no shade, full sun throughout the day. My shadow courts are reserved for Fuchsia. Also the pails and buckets are in the Sun. Actually, the tubers in it would have to Cook! Have but never noticed that I would have problems as a result. Only the rare tubers should remain inside the greenhouse. The seedlings also came after transplanting outdoors. The extreme summer has meant that even tubers with only 360gr. Flowers have applied. It remains to be seen whether but all actually come to bloom. The IG by Bernhard had to endure the full sun - she did good! After flowering in the course of the year, 3 blades driven. You got while one or two spots from the Sun, but the bulb has risen to 500 GR and gr for 250. Made daughter tubers.

In the core period of the summer (July, August), I was knocked out, but my family has maintained very well. 2 times manure more than 500 l water per day, and each week! (almost like work!). Was fun but probably all.

And I have now a dry throat

Prost

Klaus

HP is still having trouble formatting. Have a similar problem - whether because what has synchronized itself but in my Microsoft Word?

Hi Klaus,

I suppose that the conditions were the same, then this is quite intriguing, what caused the larvae, on the tubers they were not received yes probably!
Michael

Hi Klaus,
Hi Michael,.

I was at first somewhat surprised, but a research taught me that rose chafer larvae probably feed on wood and not cause any plant damage.

This is so an interesting observation!
The larvae have then probably ensures an additional fertilization and probably also the substrate or its structure so improved that it came to better growth.

Class post!

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Hello Klaus,

I am now very impressed by what is made of a 3 kg konjac tuber
search konjac
can be...

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The tuber has a diameter of 30 cm and weighs 6890 g !!!
In addition, there are 500 brood-arms !

Thanks again for the exchange!

Now I just have to get the tuber healthy over the winter...

Happy growing, Bernhard.