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  [Aroid-l] the symptom of overfertilized Amorphophallus?
From: <ju-bo at msn.com> on 2009.06.10 at 09:30:58
Dear Andras=2C

I am NOT an expert=2C but when I used to grow aquatic aroids=2C they used to suffer "leaf burn''=2C and I was told that the man-made granular AND some liquid fertilizers which contain ''salts'' were the main cause of this problem. =3B I was given some liquid fertilizers with a low-salt content=2C and advised to use them in a weak mix more frequently=2C and to allow rain to 'flush'' the soil as often as possible=2C I also used OLD cow manure and WEAK mixes of fish emulsion fertilizer=2C this certainly improved the leaf burn situation. =3B Perhaps you need to reduce the amount of fertilizer you use?
I hope that this may work for you.

Good Growing=2C

Julius


Date: Mon=2C 8 Jun 2009 13:30:42 +0200
From: asziranyi@gmail.com
To: aroid-l@gizmoworks.com
Subject: Re: [Aroid-l] Is this the symptom of overwatered Amorphophallus?

Hi All=2C

Thanks you for the responses. Let's see the answers:

- Sun burning and "peeling" - what means a type of mechanical damage (As I am correct)
- Over fertilization.

Because all my plants are inside the flat and none of them are in front of the window=2C the sun burst isn't my problem. As I know there was no mechanical damage=2C too.
But I fertalized my plants a lot=2C so it seems to be the real problem.

Thank you again Agoston and Scott!

Bests=2C

Andras





On Mon=2C Jun 1=2C 2009 at 11:27 PM=2C Scott Hyndman <=3Bhyndman@aroid.org>=3B wrote:
Hi Andras=2C

This necrosis and burning of the edges of the leaf tissue is
typically a symptom of over fertilization.

Regards=2C Scott

On May 29=2C 2009=2C at 5:44 AM=2C Andras Sziranyi wrote:

>=3B Hi All=2C
>=3B
>=3B After few years of inactivity now I have more time to care for
>=3B Amorphophalluses. I have only one specie (but one plant has
>=3B different stub - we can discuss it later) the A. konjac. I hold
>=3B them inside our flat because I don't have garden.
>=3B
>=3B Few days ago I've found that the leaves started to searing. Here is
>=3B a picture about this:
>=3B
>=3B http://picasaweb.google.com/asziranyi/Amorphophallus?
>=3B authkey=3DGv1sRgCMDl9bvfjYbdrAE#5341174943982983570
>=3B Could anybody know what wants the leaves tell me? :-)
>=3B
>=3B Thank you=2C
>=3B
>=3B Andras from Budapest=2C Hungary
>=3B
>=3B PS: Just imaging is here anybody from Hungary=2C too?
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