Amorphophallus dormancy
I have konjac, muelleri, bulbifer, paeoniifolius and soon I will also have titanum.
I don't know which of these prefer dry dormancy or which prefer to be left in the ground.
My konjac and bulbifer seem to do fine in dry storage, but my paeoniifolius is yet to go dormant since I bought it, and the muelleri hated the dry (but it was a very small corm, and I hear the small corms don't do the dry so well anyway)
I'm about to receive two titanum and a large muelleri, and my paeoniifolius will eventually go dormant, and I was wondering how I should treat them all.
I live in Melbourne, so that means hot hot summers (can get to 40C at midday) and cold cold winters (can get to 3C at midday), and I'm always cautious about leaving them in the soil when the temperatures drop so low in winter.
Any tips for Amorphophallus growing will go appreciated :D
Thanks!
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