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From: Christopher Gussman <OlgaChrisEmily at MSN.COM>
Subject: A. triphyllum stewardsonii
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How many of you are growing this species/subspecies, and/or form of A. tr==
iphyllum?
I consider this a unique plant, with the raised, white ridges on the oute==
r part of the spathe.  The ones I have seen in the wild have always been ==
on moist floodplains.  I had them planted in two different areas.  One ne==
ar "normal" triphyllums died out.  Another which gets fairly regular wate==
ring has survived and bloomed each year but not increased much or set see==
d.  I know these love to be wet, and may try moving some into an undraine==
d pot like I grow my Sarracenias.   A fantastic Arisaema that is certainl==
y worth growing!    

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<HTML><BODY STYLE="font:10pt verdana; border:none;"><DIV>How many of =yo=
u are growing this species/subspecies, and/or form of A. triphyllum?</DIV==
> <DIV>I consider this a unique plant, with the raised, white ridges on t==
he outer part of the spathe.&nbsp; The ones I have seen in the wild have ==
always been on moist floodplains.&nbsp; I had them planted in two differe==
nt areas.&nbsp; One near "normal" triphyllums died out.&nbsp; Another whi==
ch gets fairly regular watering has survived and bloomed each year but no==
t increased much or set seed.&nbsp; I know these love to be wet, and may ==
try moving some into an undrained pot like I grow my Sarracenias.&nbsp;&n==
bsp; A fantastic Arisaema that is certainly worth growing!&nbsp;&nbsp; <B==
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