How they doing Cordy? ours are sprouting like good uns icon_cheers hmmm mine are no where near that wet, left them really dry in compost and perlite mix? perhaps I need to soak them? where are yours located too, and did you put plastic bag over the top of pot? icon_scratch icon_scratch icon_scratch

How they doing Cordy? ours are sprouting like good uns

coming on great guns!!!! not bad for a first try

Dave Brown wrote:Spring has arrived at last and the Aroids are starting to take off.

i'd adore just one of these that size!


My eddoes now potted up have stopped!

Im no expert Cordy, but I always start them in pure vermiculite, just damp in the propagator (heated) then when they have a few leaves I put them in the window sill, but I've learn't not to put any soil/compost in the pots untill they get a fair size, otherwise you end up rotting them. Vermiculite s...

5/6 potted up, x1 has no sign of life :lol: http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c400/pault123/2012canter/20130421_202250.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c400/pault123/2012canter/20130421_202126.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c400/pault123/2012canter/20130421_202810.jpg covered them all li...

2 times I have tried..2 times I have failed. bottom heat and all the only thing I end up with is mold and a bad smelling prop.

whats the crack with heat? windowsill or next to radiator? i think kris mentions bottom heat will get them going quicker. im going to put the pots in a plastic bag and then on top of the boiler until they hopefully start shooting. then hopefully a windowsill will be good enough until they go outside?

whats the crack with heat?

windowsill or next to radiator?

thanks for the responses everyone

At the weekend i will be potting up my 'tesco' Nampi Eddoes that have sprouted and have roots shooting out. i know Y.K says 50/50 multi purpose compost and perlite, is there and sorts that would produce better results? thanks Tom :?: Potting up in ...

I bought some kiwi berry fruits a while ago and they were amazing, very tempted by a plant. Actinidia arguta 'Issai' is the one, self fertile and hardy. Did you grow those Sal? With regards to the pineapples, I was successful on the 2nd try. I took a standard supermarket pineapple, removed flesh, st...

Kiwi Berry

well I couldnt stand it any longer and went back to the store..they had some marked down I got 10 small ones for £1 and 4 big ones for £1. some were rotten already so in the end I have 6 small and 3 big in the prop now trying it again.

Heres how there looking tonight http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c400/pault123/2012canter/20130410_225909.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c400/pault123/2012canter/20130410_225900.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c400/pault123/2012canter/20130410_225757.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albu...