Re: Cultivation of Taccarum
- Subject: Re: Cultivation of Taccarum
- From: &* A* <a*@wp.pl>
- Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2011 20:02:14 +0100
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Dear Hannon,
I keep all tubers dry when they're dormant, even I
dont water them until the new bud grows enough large to break.
As for the soil - should the tubers stay in the old
soil during the dormancy or should I change it as the roots wither
or when it starts to grow again?
In all the methods there are good and bad
things.
1. Leaving the tuber in the old
soil means leaving it with all pests and the soil itself often remains wet
too long at the bottom of the pot what may cause rotting. Next season the tuber
can start to grow too early and repotting it while producing new roots may be
fatal.
2. Repotting it shortly after the leaves wither -
the new soil left dry for a few months loses its moisture and structure,
it turns into dust and sand.
So when is the best time to change soil in
pots?
Marek
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