Re: Amorphophallus is Turning Brown

Travis, after visiting your post on gardenweb I see that you have identified the plant correctly *and* that you have identified the possible disease as love bites from your geese. You got the plant for a good price; congratulations on that! Âstevelau1911Âposted photos of his A. konjacs and some other species and thought your A. paeoniifolius looked chlorotic. His observation is incorrect, your paeoniifolius is well within the common coloration for that plant. Just give it plenty of fertilizer with trace minerals and you should be fine. Â

One note on the fertilizer, I usually use one with a lower value for nitrogen. They only grow one leaf (usually) and it can only get so big, so high nitrogen levels are unnecessary. The goal is for your tuber to be bigger at the end of the season than it was at the beginning. If my fellow aroid-l members disagree on the fertilizer recommendation please correct me.

-Ken

On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 11:52 AM, <t*@gmail.com> wrote:
I was referred to yâall by someone on https://www.gardenweb.com/ about my problem. I boughtÂan Amorphophallus PaeoniifoliusÂa couple days ago and since then the bottoms of the leaf shoots are turning brown and kind of slimy and it literally happened overnight.ÂI was wondering if anyone could help identify what my problemÂwith this plant is? I have posted photos of my plantÂand given a further description of my problem in the link below
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http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/3265962/amorphophallum-identification-and-care Any information that anyone could give me about this would be greatly appreciated
-Travis
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