Arisaema Nepenthoides

[Adam Fikso]

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Kathy--my experience is that it would have to be heavily mulched, i.e., =a garbage can's worth upended on the area over the tuber, with the =garbage can in place.   I haven't done this but it works for "hardy" =bananas  in your area.    Either that or plant it within 20 inches of =the foundation of your house and keep it dry until spring. (just inside =the drip line of the eaves)    (Chicago area,)when it dropped to -15=B0F =here away from the house.   God luck. 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Kathy Guest 
To: ARISAEMA-L at NIC.SURFNET.NL 
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 2:38 PM
Subject: Arisaema Nepenthoides


I have a question -

I bought 2 blooming a. nepenthoides at Chelsea Flower Show in May.  =Obviously they had been forced.  I cut them back to the tuber and =repotted but they did not resprout this year, although the tubers are =firm.  How shall I overwinter in the Buffalo, NY area?

Kathy Shadrack




 
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