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Hello dung beetle,.

No, no 500 breeding arms - behind lacks a g to g... ... typos happen...

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Not bad! Your bulb can be seen.
Michael

Hello everyone

So now I must be at Bernhard again in the school. The Konjac is so awesome. On any one image, I've seen pretty much blue corn - how did you fertilized and poured?

To the IG that I got from Bernhard: the plant has flourished in the spring, was not pollinated and had to switch from generative on vegetative. Has primary Cormels then by total 250 gr. driven and set to even 500 gr. Therefore my assessment - well done! An adult tuber not tenfold halt.

But the doubling (even more than double) of Konjac - as I pull my hat!

Greetings Klaus

Hi Klaus,

(where are your blank lines remained because??) )

well, I don't think that you have to go school with me in the (feeding)... But thanks for the flowers!

I was myself quite of the socks, because the bulb is driven from konjac inexperienced I believe after very late - but this is normal after a flowering in konjac Yes possibly also.
When the sheet was then unfolded and I have gesehnen the diameter of petiole, I was nevertheless impressed and was hoping that the growing season is then sufficient to allow some tuber growth. The result is far beyond all expectations...

To culture:

The size of the pot can be seen on a picture - for next year, I'll probably buy a further 90-L mortar tubs.

Substrate: Compost from the recycling center with some standard soil mix - really nothing special. At from transplanting, I was surprised that the plant with such a compacted sample wetting substrate without large pore volume has come their way.

Fertilization: Yes, you really saw - lot Blaukorn (here in post #15: Search konjac ), but more intuitive, always, if nothing more on the substrate was and I thought, once again blue grain out of the bag in the basement with Rauf to bring. I would appreciate that you fertilize with 2 x per week in low concentration your plants have provided better and more evenly.

To do so also no different casting: properly much and daily, when the weather was...

I do not know whether konjac very needs warmth is - rather not, because konjac rather cold-compatible types is heard and Hardy for Alan Galloway in North Carolina. But the long hours of sunshine this year were sure good for tuber growth.

I look forward to the flower and the next year!

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Really much and daily Gießen...dazu relatively dense Substrat...in case are my tubers not sunny enough. Different I can not explain, why always sooo many konjacs enter me. I mix potting soil with 50% perlite, and moderately every few Tage...und pour yet I lose many tubers. Only that are grown in the Araceenbeet. At least a partial success...

Many greetings, and really impressive, Bernhard.

Ralf

Hi Ralf,.

previously entered into with also always really all konjac sooner or later, what I could not explain to me.
Relatively permeable substrate, fertilized, cast, but never really grown and I've lost many by drying or rot during storage.

What I've tried but never was I've transplanted several small tubers in a very large pot. Take place for reasons I may be generally quite small pots - that had an influence.

After I have always failed with konjac (small), I wanted to try it out just once with a large tuber, what the dive with Klaus then possible has made.
But that the first year of the culture has become so successful, I never thought...

Happy growing, Bernhard.

Hello dung beetle,.
Yours showed henryi even root tips?
If not I would have sent her to break me in the winter is just too little light for proper growth. How big is the tuber?
Love greetings
Michael

When the old sheet is mud, it is no real break from the Yes. If pause, then before a new sheet makes them because it costs the tuber much energy that does not can renew it by missing light in winter, since she needs much additional light.
Michael

If the tuber looks beautiful plump, then self would do so if she however invested their energy in the wacdhsende sheet, then let them continue to grow. Take it to "Gut feeling", since one is usually right!
Michael

Hello dung beetle,.

considerable growth rate! Congratulations to the successful culture!

Happy growing, Bernhard.

See post #30 of Amorphophallus dactylifer contest

Congratulations!
The henryi well usually abide by the seasons. Good growth.
Speaking of myos if the "nests" form it can be, that the tip is not at the top, below is intrinsically; could this be the place possibly, on which it was fused with the old Corm?
Michael