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Some things looking like a cross between a corm and a fungus have appeared at soil surface about where I had my typhonium planted. Are these likely to be new bulbs? How deep should they be replanted if that's what they are?
The offsets from this tuber are formed directly attached to the mother tuber. They are not rhizomatous like Am. konjac, albus, etc. or some lilies for example. If the mother tuber is 8 inches deep the offsets should be as well. Good luck :o) Dan
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