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Subject: Re: First Jacks of the year here
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Mine are up and a couple blooming here in central indiana.
Steve

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Aroids) [mailto:ARISAEMA-L at NIC.SURFNET.NL] On Behalf Of Giorgio Pozzi
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Subject: Re: First Jacks of the year here

Il giorno 24/apr/07, alle ore 14:24, George Forsythe ha scritto:

> Found my first A. triphyllum of this spring yesterday.  Two little
> guys about 5"  (12 cm) tall, with the spath fully expanded, but the
> leaves just starting out.  Both were pale green with only a trace
> of maroon on the inside of the spath limb, and were probably
> stoloniferous babies of the same plant as they were only about 3"
> apart.  For some reason this seems a very common propagation method
> in the clones around here.  Both were male flowers, (I unzipped
> their jeans to check).
>

Hello George,

Here too Triphyllum  have flowered, either  green, as green outside
and purple inside, they are still young and I didn't see the sex...

is it enough to open the spathes?

What about the seeds and tuberlets? any news?

best whishes,

Giorgio

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