@aroid_artist what temperature do you have the heater set to?

Got a question tho, if a leaf get broken prematurly, do u leave the tuber in the soil or do u take it up? Not sure if it will still grow in the soil.

Indeed, it isnt just you that love to dig up tubers, its like digging for live gold 😊. I didnt knew u had this one in ur plant Collection, since these plants are stupid rare anywhere really. No idea where to get it in Europe... beautiful plant tho. Do u have Taccarum caudatum as well? All the rare plants are in the UK, stupid Brexit 😑

I don't think I've seen these anywhere here in the states. But I'm now on the hunt. Stunning.

I have a weird fetish for digging up tubers! I love it as much as growing the plants in the first place.

Great stuff again Glen . I might steal this idea for work next year

There is something so comforting about other peoples unboxing videos. I didn’t have to spend any money but I get to admire the pretties . (Must not add any to the ever increasing wish list).

I typically just leave the wilting/yellowing foliage as I have always been under the impression that the corms/tubers are reabsorbing the nutrients contained within the leaves. Unsightly, yes, and trying to sit on your hands is aided by having MORE plants around for distraction.

Great video as always. A few questions that is kinda off topic: do u reuse the soil? And what do u do with Amorphophallus that come late up in the year? I have a few now that only is starting to leaf out, you just take it inside the house? Also my konjac dont seem to mind 5c they all in leaf and look fine? Sorry for asking. First time growing konjac this year. And most of my bulbifers are gone sadly😢.

nice to follow the progress in detail

We ah what a weird meat like inflorescence. I really want to try growing some sarumatum after watching this little serious. Really awesome lifecycle. Does it contain calcium oxalates?

I’ve become so invested in Rupert! What a guy , he’s wonderful

I’m becoming obsessed with Rupert! What a fascinating life cycle. Your illustrations really explain it so wonderfully to those of us who had no idea how wonderful these plants are! Thank you

How to purchase in USA?

Just the info I needed... Great explanation 😃

So you're not just an aroid artist, you're a plant artist. Lovely illustrations and I'm glad I subscribed.

Just followed your series there, thanks for doing this, very informative. Bought two of these in August and already noticed they leaves are on the way out, end Sept. When would you remove from the pot and dry store them? Also when they start to wake up, should they be kept under lights and heat...Im guessing room temp. Thanks again.

Thanks for the video. It was very helpful. What type of box and where did you purchase it?

Rain water from a rain line hanging from a tarp. Maybe add some pretty glass blobs, stones, shells, water plants.

I have some, I grew lettuce, Strawberries, flowers, herbs spring onions. The possibilities are endless, just water daily as they dry out quickly

Ganja

Herbs

The Bill Bailey is a beaut. Def a Top 5 Nepenthes for me

I got those from Dollar Tree here in the states. Mine have strawberries in them.

What are you using to illustrate all of the plants?

Those look great 😮! What species of Arisaema would be a good candidate to start a collection of these?

Strawberrys 😂

They're also hemiepiphytic. I've ordered bulbils here in the states multiple times, to no success. The bulbils always rot before producing any foliage. I have over a hundred different Araceae genera, but no success. Vivipara is the only thing I've found here, but you're lucky for having access to more species.

I never knew these could be planted outside in uk . Interesting

wow, ... Love the garden ,you video is very good, I am very, impressive the plant beutiful,you, are very talented, big like Love Here❤❤ Cep untouch

Wow, he back from the living dead😮😅. Welcome back sir!🎉

Superb! Thank you 🙏🏻

How do you spell the name of that one with a bunch of leaflets and where can I get one?

Can you leave a link for the gold leaf and the Blood and Bone

Looking to add atroviridis to my collection. I currently have paeoniifolius, bulbifer, konjac, and a Sauromatum venosum. I like the dark colored leaflets with the pink edges.

Well explained.

What do you with the bag of lime you unpacked

That isn’t worm tea that collects at the bottom it’s Leachate. Be careful adding to plants as it may be anaerobic.

I digress. Worm castings are great for your soil and provide a balanced NPK nutrition that’s balanced for your plants and readily available. Worm castings are highly beneficial for soil because they: 1. **Improve Soil Structure:** They enhance soil aeration and drainage, promoting better root growth and reducing soil compaction. 2. **Increase Nutrient Availability:** They contain a balanced mix of essential nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, which are readily available to plants. 3. **Boost Microbial Activity:** They introduce beneficial microorganisms that help break down organic matter and improve soil health. 4. **Enhance Water Retention:** They improve the soil's ability to retain moisture, reducing the need for frequent watering. 5. **Support Plant Growth:** The combination of nutrients, improved soil structure, and microbial activity promotes stronger, healthier plants. Overall, worm castings act as a natural, organic fertilizer that supports sustainable and productive gardening.

I have a wormcity wormery. It's a lot bigger than your one. Works the same way though. I have masses of worms and tons of compost from it

My Atroviridis just arrived and I am so excited! I can’t believe how underrated the genus is! (At least in Europe) My big Konjac is by far my favourite plant in my collection when its not dormant. Btw what’s your experience with dormancy? I supposed they would be dormant in fall and winter but mine sprout their leaves earliest in late May, sometimes in June and go dormant mid December lol

Thanks for the video. Any issues with insects?

Nice

How did you get that pole to look like that. Did you scratch it up like that or did you buy it like that. And if you bought it can you tell me the name of that pole.

Am doin this now am a beginner. How long I leave them on my heat pad ? How often do I open the bag ? Do I need to add water whilst propagating?

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much

What name brand of wormery did you buy?

Thanks, going to break up some meadow blazing star corms. An exceptional plant if you like monarch butterflies.