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Titan bloom in WI!

10 years ago

I'll get to see it!! Any one else in WI?
http://dcsmithgreenhouse.cals.wisc.edu/
Mike

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lomodor
10 years ago
lucky u mike.. im jealous...
out here in utah..pretty slim pickins..
one professor at Uof U emails me every once in a while..asking if i have any corms he can have for the
collection up there..
i wish they would invest in a big titanum..
make sure to post pics mike...
:)
petrushka (7b)
10 years ago
I watched the cam ... and it's a GIANT!
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lomodor
10 years ago
one thing i am increasingly curious over..is the pots these
nurseries have there titanums potted up in..
they seem small to me..
i search and search for the biggest,"reasonably priced" huge pot i can put my largest titanum corms in..
none of my titanums are of flowering size.. yet....... :)
anyone else think anything on this???
i plan to put my titanums in 36- 40" pots next season..
if i dont kill them.. sigh... :(
i understand titanums like lots of room..to spread out their roots....???
yes???
anyways..

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