Arisaema murrayi flowering

[Neil Soares]

Hi,  Photographed at Khandala over the weekend.                     With regards,                       Neil Soares.

[Bhagyashri]

Hi Neil jee,

Very beautiful pics esp  Arisaema murrayi flowering 6.jpg .Thanks for sharing

Regards

Bhagyashri

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Bhagyashri 

[Giby Kuriakose]

Very nice depiction of Arisaema murrayi 

Regards,

Giby

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[manudev madhavan]

Thanks for sharing.. This is the type variety of Arisaema murrayi (J. Graham) Hook.

This is one of the most beautiful species of Arisaema I have encountered in Western Ghats. 

In fact, for me, all the species looks very pretty :-). I myself have collected this species from Lonavala, Sinhagad, Panchgani as well as Mahabaleshwar regions of Maharashtra. This species is in flowering in my garden right now. It is coming well in lower altitudes too..

I am planning a trip to Maharashtra soon this month to collect the var. sonubineae, described by Lakshminarasimhan & Punekar

with warm regards

[Balkar Singh]

Lovely Shots Neil Ji

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[edward meaney]

Hi , you may be the right man to answer my questions. I live in Central Scotland . I have been trying to grow this from very rare and expensive bulbils for 2 or 3 years now.

The bulbils seem to grow , they get leaves and roots I overwintered them with others , utile ,ciliatum,Flavum in my garage frost free. In spring however when the others grow , nothing. When I check the pots there’s nothing either , maybe a bit “ skin “ is all that’s left of the bulb . This year I put the bulbils in my greenhouse and just recently one has formed a leaf , however there’s not much good weather left .

What temperature range do they like and do you think I should remove them from the soil to overwinter them ?

Yours 

           E Meaney

[J.M. Garg]

Forwarding again for any assistance in the matter please:

"Hi , you may be the right man to answer my questions. I live in Central Scotland . I have been trying to grow this from very rare and expensive bulbils for 2 or 3 years now.

The bulbils seem to grow , they get leaves and roots I overwintered them with others , utile ,ciliatum,Flavum in my garage frost free. In spring however when the others grow , nothing. When I check the pots there’s nothing either , maybe a bit “ skin “ is all that’s left of the bulb . This year I put the bulbils in my greenhouse and just recently one has formed a leaf , however there’s not much good weather left .

What temperature range do they like and do you think I should remove them from the soil to overwinter them ?

Yours 

           E Meaney"

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