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eBay purchased tubers, plant or store

17 years ago

I've really gone crazy on aroids recently, and have purchased tubers and/or seeds of over a dozen this season. I have only been getting ones which should be hardy for outdoor growing in my area. Just yesterday, I saw some lovely A. konjac and Sauromatum (Typhonium ?) venosum tubers for sale on eBay, and bought some. I want to grow them in the garden and not dig them, and I know that these should be hardy here, but should I plant them now or hold them dormant till spring since it is so late this fall?

TIA

George

P.S. There are still some monstrous konjac there, over 10 pound tubers.

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geoforce
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17 years ago
Got an answer on another forum. Just adding this to let it drop down.

George
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