Re: Amazing

From: Rand Nicholson <writserv at nbnet.nb.ca> on 1998.06.18 at 13:22:17(2328) (snip) >Now, to start some discussion.... Do you think I should leave the five >petioles as they are or try to cut the pot away and repot each one... >Remember, this is an extreemly difficult one to grow and it is doing so >well and the petioles are all healthy? > >What do you think? >Dewey > >Dewey E. Fisk, Plant Nut >THE PHILODENDRON PHREAQUE >Your Source for Tropical Araceae Hi Dewey: We must use the same pots. When my A konjac did this a few years ago (but only put one petiole out the bottom side hole) I potted up the pot in a much larger pot. Everything worked its way up to the surface in a normal fashion. After the leaves died back at the end of the season and the pot was unpotted, I found several new tubers of interesting shapes and the original pot was split wide open. All the tubers grew normally the next year and I now use oversize pots for my Amorphs. Kind Regards, Rand +More Rand Nicholson New Brunswick Maritime Canada, Z 5b

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