(One of) my Amorphophallus konjac corms is about to flower for the first time (I believe). The spike started to show in February but didn’t move much until the past 2-3 weeks. It has double in size in the past week so it must be getting close!
Hi all, Im new to caring for corpse plants so please keep that in mind, but I am looking for help with my corpse plant here. I think this is its third time breaking dormancy, and Im having trouble getting it to start fully growing again. This is my first time caring for a corpse plant breaking dormancy. It has a bud, which has grown but very slowly, and I've since started watering it, but the bud has only swelled a little bit at the bottom. It seems to be stalled for growth. The corm and bud are both still firm so thats a good sign. I havent dug it up to check for roots since I potted it a few weeks ago (I had it unpotted during dormancy). I have it in a pot next to a sunny window, watering every now and then but no significant progress and im worried im gonna kill it. Its been months between when I thoight it was breaking dormancy and now. Tips please? Thanks in advance!!
I've been looking for quite some time with little tangible success. Another poster suggested asking here. Obviously willing to buy or trade if I have anything that you'd like in return.
The shape of this shoot is quite different than the leaf last year, but the plant is about half the size of the mother (corm about gold ball sized) so I didn't expect it to flower so soon?
I guess time will tell if it is or not, but I was just confused by the shoot.
Species is either atroviridis or the other one that looked similar, again the flower will help me identify.
Hi there. Ive planted my ongsakulii korms 3 weeks ago and so far no site of them sprouting. How long does one usually wait?
So about 3/4th of my Amorphophallus are potted up and starting to slowly wake up. About 20 are left. And of course all the new orders that will come in the next few months.
Current Amorphophallus species count: 83
Definitely overdid it in the 5 months im collecting.
Here’s a list of why:
It’s a no compromise species.
So my bulbifer and saurus are still doing their thing.
So the smaller one has roots trying from the top by the big boy didn’t…should I just spray the big boy and hope for roots?
I just got this titanum in the mail a few days ago. The leaf is extremely light green. Should I do anything special to try to darken it up (fertilizer, etc) or just wait? I currently have it at 80 degrees and 80% humidity. I'm hoping the leaf doesn't die and it bounces back. I'm keeping it out of direct sunlight and it is receiving light from my LED lights. Thank you!