Australian Aroid Growers

Oooh very nice! Dibs for first cutting! What else did you get? Pam On Dec 8, 10:29 pm, aroideana <

Hi everyone, My Am Konjac is flowering at the moment and thought you might be interested to see

I was certain this was a Xanthosoma . BUT I am not , nor will I ever be, an expert . Heard from a

o ok , thanks guys. does this mean there not amorphophallus at all? i was sold them as amorphophallus

hey betty thank you for the fast reply..... thats great i will be patient yes, will be in contact

I have just asked for a discount on a few of these great reference issues . With current exchange

A very well drained media should keep this little jewels surviving , and regular fertilizing will

The Amorph's have finished flowering so there's time to kill until they start to shoot - or

Hi there, thought I would (rather belatedly) post an introduction to the group as well as a bit of

Could not believe that such an enormous distinctive plant could be shown on a national TV show and be

The back yard is very smelly at the moment . Several Dracontiums in flower and a few Amorphophallus .

Usually the berries on Anthurium are large enough to handle easily . They just need a squeeze and the

Lots of flowers on many of the large plants in my garden . The Alocasia portei has lots , and the

I'll be interested to hear how you go with the Aglaonemas, Michael. I saw some in Quarantine at

Good luck with that Michael. I have just been given some Dracunculus Canariensis (hope that is spelt

Click on http://groups.google.com/group/australian-aroid-growers/web/anthurium-willifordii - or copy

Its about time some of the hybrid Alocasias being grown and traded here had a name .. I just spoke to

I do not know what is happening with the large size text . It shows as normal Ariel size 10 as I

Years ago I had to shift a few trays of seedlings of A.difformis . The plants had been there maybe a

Click on http://groups.google.com/group/australian-aroid-growers/web/pendant-strap-leaf-anthuriums -

Click on http://groups.google.com/group/australian-aroid-growers/web/anthurium-andicola - or copy

Just had a visitor tour my garden today , mainly to learn a bit about his new interest in larger

Hi Michael Loved your photo of your creptsperma have one similar will have to take photos and send to

hi all, sorry for the lack of activity, work and etc has kep me busy but we now have a computer and

Here is a seedling I have grown for several years . It came from a selfing of the first hybrid done

brid , I should not rely on ,my memory .. just pulled out Alistairs book , Aroids of PNG , to check

Click on http://groups.google.com/group/australian-aroid-growers/web/cyrtosperma - or copy &

A very similar growing species is Alocasia nebula syn. guttata imperialis This is a very attractive

Click on http://groups.google.com/group/australian-aroid-growers/web/anthuriums-section-pachynerium -

Ah! Thanks Michael. On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 8:09 PM, Michael Pascall <mpas...@conxx.com> wrote