Cardiocrinum: from Deno back to reality
Garak (Sun, 07 May 2017 06:09:46 PDT)

Hi List,

after several 3 month cold / 3 month warm cycles on wet paper (5 if i
remember correctly) , I finally got some Cardiocrinum giganteum to
germinate at the end of last November. They spent the winter in the
house under lights, and now the leaves died down - the bulbs below are
intact and bigger than I thought judgeing by the tiny leaves. Outside
it's late spring, so what am I supposed to do? simulate another winter
in the fridge or try to put them out in the open? How much winter will
they need? another 3 months and it's August, so the next growing phase
may be shorter than this last one unless I give them another stay in the
house?
All that speed gaining theory from Deno-Cycles sounds good on paper, but
how am I supposed to ever get them in sync with the world again?

--
Martin
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Southern Germany
Likely zone 7a

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