Lista de Semillas Otoño/Invierno 2012/2013 - Bjorn Malkmus Rare ...

Arisaema murrayi var.
murrayi Exclusivo
Arisaema sizemoreae
Exclusivo
Arisaema taiwanensis
(Taiwanian Jack-in-the-
Pulpit)
30 (45)cm, one of the real gems within its genus from western central India. This utmost beautiful
Arisaema makes a white spathe with a rosy-violet ring at its mouth above a pale green base, a blackishviolet
spadix and broad leaflets. A subtropical species for any humus rich, well drained substrate in a
sunny to partialy shaded spot and a winter minimum of some 15°C. During dormancy reduce watering to
a minimum but do not store tubers completely dry. V-VI.
A very limited quantity of small tubers from this extremely showy species will become available again by
September 2012.
Fotos from this species are available from the International Aroid Society website:
http://aroid.org/genera/speciespage.php?genus=arisaema&species=murrayi Arisaema murrayi var.
murrayi.
No. de artículo: 8551 bulbo reposado (0,5 cm ø)
€ 49,00
30 (45)cm, an only recently in 2003 new described species from Central Thailand and one out of few
Arisaema species with a pleasant, slightly sweetly fragrance. Makes a jade green spathe and tripartite,
slightly glossy, dark green leaves. A subtropical species for any humus rich, well drained substrate in a
sunny to partialy shaded spot and a winter minimum of some 20°C. During dormancy reduce watering to
a minimum but do not store tubers completely dry. V-VI.
No. de artículo: 8590 bulbo reposado (01,5 cm ø)
€ 49,00
25 (40)cm, Taiwanian Jack-in-the-Pulpit is a medium sized species with an elegant leaf of umbrella-like
arranged leaflets, a dark brown to wine-red spathe spotted white outside and a greyish white spadix
inside. For any rich, very well drained soil in a sunny, protected spot. As this subtropical species is not
fully hardy in Central Europe, it is best grown under cold glass. Keep dormant plants dry at a minimum of
some 5°C in winter. Zona climática USDA 9/10. V-VI.
No. de artículo: 6296 sobre de semillas
€ 7,99
Arisaema tortuosum 80 (110)cm, native of Eastern Asia (Simla, Sikkim and Bhutan in the Himalaya), growing in open spots in
shrubs and slopes. For any humus rich, well drained sandy loam soil in partial shade in a protected spot.
Plant rather deep (some 15cm) and protect dormant corms from winter wetness. Zona climática USDA
7/8. V.
Arisarum (Friar's Cowl)
No. de artículo: 3431 sobre de semillas
€ 2,49
Arisarum, Mousplants or Friar's Cowls consist of three species from the Canary islands and the Mediterranean. All are summer dormant
and winter green with small tubers and/or rhizomes. They have arum-like, fresh green, slightly glossy foliage and small inflorescences
similar to those in Arisaema, yet with a recurving spathe and a protruding spadix.
Plant in pots in any humus rich, yet well drained soil in a sunny to partially shaded spot. Carefully water during winter while plants are
being in growth. During summer keep dormant plants completely dry.
10 semillas por sobre or per dormant tuber (length in cm).
Arisarum simorrhinum
(Canary Friar's Cowl)
Aristolochia (Tropical Dutch Man's Pipe)
12 (20)cm, Canary Friar's Cowl is a summer dormant species with a perennial rhizome and/or small
tubers, arrow-shaped leaves from late autumn to spring and a narrow and short, dark maroon spatha with
a white base and a pale greyish-green, short and thick spadix inside. It is native of humus rich, seasonally
moist soils on the Canary islands, Southern Spain and Western North Africa. For any humus rich, well
drained substrate in pots. Not winter hardy, carefully water plants growing in winter and keep them in full
sun at a minimum of some 10°C. Keep plants completely dry during dormancy in summer months. 1,5 cm
long tubers are flowering size. X-III.
Fotos from this species are available from the International Aroid Society website:
http://www.aroid.org/genera/speciespage.php?genus=arisarum&species=simorrhinum Arisarum
simorrhinum.
No. de artículo: 8521 bulbo reposado (01,5 cm)
€ 7,99
Tropical Dutch Man's Pipes are perennial, evergreen to semi-evergreen, usually woody climbers from subtropical and tropical regions
throughout the world. In general they are fast growing with ornamental, lush, cordate foliage and typical pipe-like, pendulous flowers, which
may be quite large in contrast to their winter hardy cousins from temperate and cool climates. The tropical members in this broad genus
are easily grown in any humus-rich, well drained soil in a sunny (winter) to partially shaded (summer) spot throughout the year. Plants
require a climbing aid and may be cut back in spring if they are becoming too large. In winter keep plants drier at a minimum of some 15°C
to 20°C. Ideal for the heated greenhouse or warm wintergarden.
Sow seeds flat in any rich, well drained soil at some 25°C. Keep seedlings sunny, especially in winter months.
Aviso: ¡Todas las partes son tóxicas si son ingestidas!
10 semillas por sobre.
Aristolochia chilensis
(Chilean Dutch Man's Pipe)
Aristolochia gigantea
40 (100)cm, Chilean Dutch Man's Pipe makes perennial short stalked, creeping vines from a perennial
woody base. It has medium sized, heartshaped, plain green, leathery leaves with pale green nerves and
showy, dark reedish black to greenish yellow pipe-flowers covered with white hairs inside the tube. An
easily cultivated subtropical species from lowlands in northern Chile. For any rich, very well drained soil in
full sun throughout the year. Ideal for a heated greenhouse or a warm wintergarden. In winter keep plants
rather dry at a minimum of some 10°C. VI-VIII.
No. de artículo: 5407 sobre de semillas
€ 4,99
No. de artículo: 8066 sobre de semillas
€ 2,99
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