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RE: Amorphophallus pendulus question

> A. pendulus is probably the most bitchy species to grow. After many
> years of cultivating amorphs, I still am unable to get pendulus to
> flowering size. 
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Wilbert,

How about some specifics?  How many growth cycles could you get them 
through? How large did they become? Did you treat them the same as your 
other amorphs when active as well as dormant?  Suggestions for new tricks 
to try based upon what you learned?

I have a tiny A. pendulus here (four inches) that has just put up a second 
leaf.  I'd like to break your growing record.  Suggestions?

Don


Don Burns   Plantation, FL USA   Zone 10b
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