Here is a bulb with Three Pups.
Alocasia Macrorizza division
Great stuff, Root.
These plants are fascinating.
Adam.
Adam,Thats your baby on the left,let me stabalize him,and I'll send him on a trip,LOL
You da Doc, Doc. Take your time.
Your Prunus serulata ought to be safe to send in about 3 weeks.
Adam.
I'm sure he will be fine by then,did I send you the pic of the mature one?
Yeah, you did..., ASTOUNDING!
I hope I can give this a good home to get results similar.
Adam.
Root, can I get on your list for a pup down the road.
You sure can!I think everyone needs one of these guys,just be ready to deal with them as a big bulb(With winter dormancy)or a very big house plant!I do both,they will take so muck water they drip from the leaves. :)
Root
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I didn't know by leaving one pup would keeping it producing.You mean if you had removed all three pups-it would stop producing?
No Coke,it would slow down considerably,leaving one pup keeps the photosynthesis going on in the bulb,I have never lost a bulb by removing all pups,I just find they make a faster recovery.Here is one,with one pup,this bulb could be a handfull if I didn't keep it semi-dormant,in spring I will pull this pup.hope this helps,there is a bulb on the right that I will snap off and give away.
oh man, I wish I'd known that before I divided my EE.
You'll be fine tiG,they are tough.you'll be crawling with babies soon,LOL(Evil laugh knowing he has unleashed a beast!)
this is a pretty rare one, Black Marble Taro, and I wish I'd known, would rather have more babies fast than several now. But at least it lived and I have another season to get more babies:)
Black marble is a Colo isn't it?will look it up.
I'm showing it as a water colocasia,you may need to treat them different then the hard bulb Alos,was it a bulb or runner type?
bulb. I know nothing about it, except to send a baby back to the daddy.
oh no, I have terrible luck with them in water. I'll write Eclipse (the daddy) and ask if he grew his in water. It's a beautiful ear, I just love it.
I looked,that is a very nice one,my guess, and it is a guess,is that is proogates from runners,Kyle will know for sure.
tiG, just grow it in a pot if you want and sit the pot in a big saucer of water. It will grow like crazy. I don't have this one, but Kyle told me to keep some of mine going that way and they just grew like crazy. The one you are trying to grow is a good one for growing in a pond. At least that is what I found online.
Thank you for sharing your pictures & knowledge.
This message was edited Friday, Mar 21st 11:42 PM
tiG
I kept my black marble directly in the pond right up to the top of the pot and it did great last year. Thats how it was planted when I got it, so I just did the same thing. I'll put it back in there in a couple more weeks.
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