Wachstum von Dracunculus vulgaris

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Mr. Titanum

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Donnerstag, 18. Juni 2020, 18:11

Hello Michael,

can you take a photo from above on the plant soon, so that you can see the leaf structure better?
And like a close-up of the leaf stalk below the leaf blade....

Happy photographing, Bernhard.

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olvi2004

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Donnerstag, 18. Juni 2020, 21:05

Hello

so I tap Arisaema nepenthoides.
The stem only looks a little paler than in pictures found on the net.

Regards
Olvi

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Mr. Titanum

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Freitag, 19. Juni 2020, 12:12

Hello to the round,

I had also thought of an Arisaema.

A request from two friends who are more familiar with it revealed that they spontaneously typed on Pinellia pedatisecta; but also asked for better pictures.....
One of them still pointed out that there is also a pure green form of D. vulgaris; further development, at the latest a flower, will bring it to light.

Anyway... Michael, a few more good pictures would certainly be helpful.

Happy, Bernhard.

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olvi2004

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Samstag, 20. Juni 2020, 07:57

This is what my Pinellia pedatisecta looks like, but maybe there are several forms of it...
Unfortunately I don't have any other pictures of it, because when I found out that it's not Arisaema dracontium, I didn't do any more...

If I remember correctly, Pinellia and Dracunculus tubers look different. Pinellias look "hairy".
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Michael, maybe you took a picture of the tuber?

Greeting Olvi

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Stinkmorchel

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Samstag, 20. Juni 2020, 21:26

Quoted from "Naturfreund78"

Quoted from "Stinkmorchel"

Hello Michael,

our Dracunculus will certainly produce seeds this year that you might have.

Even if these are apparently not Dracunculus in the pictures, it is still exciting to see what will become of it... an Araceae it is in any case

Hello Stinkmorchel,

I would love to take seeds.
Are they easy to pull?

Greetings Michael

Hello Michael,

we ourselves have not yet sown Dracunculus, but it should not be a witchcraft. Simply remove fresh berries from the pulp, sow in sowing soil and keep moist.

Regards
Jan&Timo

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Naturfreund78

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Freitag, 25. September 2020, 15:44

Quoted from "Stinkmorchel"

Hello Michael,

our Dracunculus will certainly produce seeds this year that you might have.

Even if these are apparently not Dracunculus in the pictures, it is still exciting to see what will become of it... an Araceae it is in any case

Hello Stinkmorchel,

now I have finally found tubers from Dracunculus vulgaris, bought and are already underground.
I bought 12 pieces.
Lying 20 cm deep with a drainage of gravel, which has a grain size of 3.5 to 5 mm.
This drainage is between 4 and 5 cm.
Sunny and semi-shady sit the tubers.

Greetings Michael

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