Re: C. gaoligongensis?/Pete /THANKS

**&* A* <a*@wp.pl>**

Hello Julius,

Don't you have potatoes? These rare tubers of Colocasia galabalalala you can 
sell on ebay or send me as a gift :)

Marek

>
>
> Thanks Pete,
> I KNEW that you`d have an answer!
> BUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--Can I/we eat it???  Huh???  Huh Pete, can I eat it,
> cook it and eat it???   Huh?  Huh??  Huh Pete??  Edible???   Huh Pete???
> :--)
>
> Colocasia walalwalabingbang (AKA Julius)
>
>>>Ah ha! Have just realized that this is the photo I should have checked
> and
> not the other which is now clearly Zantedeschia... blame 10 days in the
> field and too much instant noodles..
>
> This IS gaoligongensis; note the open spathe, the leathery, glossy
> leaves
> and the loose habit all very different to esculenta. This is close to
> the
> cultivar of esculenta (which is nothing to do with esculenta) called
> 'Fontanesii'
>
> Peter<<
>
>
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