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Il giorno 07/gen/06, alle 22:40, Adam Fikso ha scritto:

> Hello all:    Was that note by Giorgio about tuberlets developing from
> candidissimum and sikokianum in contradiction to previous mention last
> year of these species not developing tuberlets?  Can somebody here
> please check my memory.  If tru, maybe he has discovered something:
> That these species need to be stressed by sun, acid  and aridity
> before developing tuberlets. Confirmation, anybody?
>
Hi all: I know I wasn't too correct in writing,I  beg your pardon;
I wrote:

" Candidissimum and Sikokianum were setting seeds, but too hot and late
afternoon sun reaching that zone stopped ripening the fruits, when
lifting the tubers I found noone was rot, some produced tuberlets."

Well, I found there two tubers of Candidissimum pink coloured had near
them three small tubers from 1 to 1,5 cms. across, one plant flowered
and was showing a fine bending spike but turned dry and when lifting
the tuber I found it of the same size it had when planted but with a
little tuber near the plant, cannot say if higher in the soil because I
was turning the soil with hands from deep when found them both;  the
second after showing the pseudostem growing, when  10 cms. high, it
stopped its growth, then, after developing a small, not very fine
leave, I found two tuberlets near the mother, I made the mistake to mix
those mothers and sons, so next time i'll probably cannot be able to
understand and explain better their behaviour.

A mistake by me to mention Sikokianium as setting tuberlets, they only
had the same unfortunate behaviour to show spikes and not ripe fruits,
but in thart place they were fine when lifted from soil.

Giorgio


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Il giorno 07/gen/06, alle 22:40, Adam Fikso ha scritto:


<excerpt>Hello all:    Was that note by Giorgio about tuberlets
developing from candidissimum and sikokianum in contradiction to
previous mention last year of these species not developing tuberlets?
Can somebody here please check my memory.  If tru, maybe he has
discovered something:  That these species need to be stressed by sun,
acid  and aridity before developing tuberlets. Confirmation, anybody?


</excerpt>Hi all: I know I wasn't too correct in writing,I  beg your
pardon;

I wrote:


<italic> " Candidissimum and Sikokianum were setting seeds, but too
hot and late

afternoon sun reaching that zone stopped ripening the fruits, when

lifting the tubers I found noone was rot, some produced tuberlets."</ital=ic>


Well, I found there two tubers of Candidissimum pink coloured had near
them three small tubers from 1 to 1,5 cms. across, one plant flowered
and was showing a fine bending spike but turned dry and when lifting
the tuber I found it of the same size it had when planted but with a
little tuber near the plant, cannot say if higher in the soil because
I was turning the soil with hands from deep when found them both;  the
second after showing the pseudostem growing, when  10 cms. high, it
stopped its growth, then, after developing a small, not very fine
leave, I found two tuberlets near the mother, I made the mistake to
mix those mothers and sons, so next time i'll probably cannot be able
to understand and explain better their behaviour.


A mistake by me to mention Sikokianium as setting tuberlets, they only
had the same unfortunate behaviour to show spikes and not ripe fruits,
but in thart place they were fine when lifted from soil.


Giorgio



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