Typhonium violaefolium

From: "MJ Hatfield" mjhatfield at oneota.org> on 2001.02.04 at 06:17:39(5908) Thanks for the wonderful information concerning Synandrospadix vermitoxicus. It was exactly what I needed. I immediately repotted mine in a more appropriate medium. +More Now, can someone tell me about Typhonium violaefolium, in particular cultural information. And, as the leaves die there is a small bulblet. Should these be planted immediately or allowed to start growing (as in Am.bulbifer)first? Thank you. MJ Hatfield

From: "Wilbert Hetterscheid" hetter at worldonline.nl> on 2001.02.04 at 15:41:34(5910) MJ, Typhonium violaefolium is a weed once established. Just use your average potting mix. Give it time to rest a while when the plant stops growing. The leaves will die down, the tuberettes of the leaves can be kept dry as well and planted when you replant the older tubers. You'll have an acre of them in no time........ Wilbert +More ----- Original Message ----- To: Multiple recipients of list AROID-L Sent: zondag 4 februari 2001 7:17 Subject: Typhonium violaefolium > Thanks for the wonderful information concerning Synandrospadix vermitoxicus. > It was exactly what I needed. I immediately repotted mine in a more > appropriate medium. > > Now, can someone tell me about Typhonium violaefolium, in particular > cultural information. And, as the leaves die there is a small bulblet. > Should these be planted immediately or allowed to start growing (as in > Am.bulbifer)first? > > Thank you. > MJ Hatfield > >

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