Rainlilies & Stagonospora

Mark BROWN brown.mark@wanadoo.fr
Sat, 07 Dec 2013 01:11:41 PST
It is leafmould or any humus that is full of those white threads which does the trick.
I love that mushroom smell it gives off. Wet autumn woodsy smell.
Mark





> Message du 07/12/13 10:04
> De : "Peter Taggart" 
> A : "Pacific Bulb Society" 
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> Objet : Re: [pbs] re Rainlilies & Stagonospora
> 
> I add leaf mould, as a matter of routine, when potting snowdrops,
> daffodils, Crocus, reticulate Iris (prone to 'Ink spot' fungus), freesias,
> and some other genera. It certainly improves their growth in my conditions.
> I had assumed that these bulbs benefit from the extra moisture retained
> while in growth and that this also helps maintain consistent moisture
> levels necessary to maintain strong shoot growth in cormous plants, which
> enter premature dormancy very easily in drought conditions.
> I am definitely prepared to accept that the benefits may be mycorrhizal at
> least in part.
> Peter (UK)
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