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Typhonodorum lindleyanum growing
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From: "Lengyel Ferenc" Ferenc.Lengyel at aok.pte.hu> on 2006.03.20 at 10:54:50(13980)
Hello to all,
I would like to ask if someone has any experience in growing Typhonodorum
lindleyanum. I had some of this plant (grown from seed), but they had perished. My first
question is, that how should they look like when young. My ones had very long petioles
and small leaves, though I had given them plenty of artificial light (plant light type
fluorescent tubes). Some were given sunlight in an eastern window.
My other question is about spider mites. This plant is very sensitive to spider mites, and
these little creatures killed all my Typhonodorums. I'm expecting to receive new seeds
of Typhonodorum, so I need an efficient method to fight spider mites. Does anybody
know an online supplier of eggs of predatoty mites (such as Phytoseiulus persimilis)
that can ship to Hungary?
Regards
Ferenc
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From: "Allan Tetzlaff" atetzlaff at rogers.com> on 2006.03.21 at 10:01:26(13983)
I have not dealt with this company before, but
check them out...
http://www.biconet.com/biocontrol/persimilis.html
Allan
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----- Original Message -----
Ferenc
To: Aroid-l@gizmoworks.com
Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 5:54 AM
Subject: [Aroid-l] Typhonodorum lindleyanum growing
Hello to
all,
I would like to
ask if someone has any experience in growing Typhonodorum lindleyanum. I had
some of this plant (grown from seed), but they had perished. My first question
is, that how should they look like when young. My ones had very long petioles
and small leaves, though I had given them plenty of artificial light (plant
light type fluorescent tubes). Some were given sunlight in an eastern
window.
My other question is about
spider mites. This plant is very sensitive to spider mites, and these little
creatures killed all my Typhonodorums. I'm expecting to receive new seeds of
Typhonodorum, so I need an efficient method to fight spider mites. Does anybody
know an online supplier of eggs of predatoty mites (such as Phytoseiulus
persimilis) that can ship to Hungary?
Regards
Ferenc
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