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Old 07-26-2020, 02:56 AM
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An update to this plant. It has grown well this summer. However I do have a question. Why did the top half of the bulb fatten up but not the bottom? Is that be cause the new growth started in the late summer early fall?
Hard to say for sure Mook. It could be linked in some way. Not sure if the narrow portion is due to slow-down of growth ..... or whether due to quick upwards growth.

In the end, it has to store some water somewhere - and your plant did really well overall.

I'm thinking that there's various possible ways for that particular shape to be produced - not necessarily due to late summer start, or early fall start. Although, it wouldn't be surprising if that's it --- due to temperature, lighting and things like that in the earlier stages of the growth period.

I took some snapshots of one of my Fdk. After Dark 'SVO Black Pearl', which has a sort of narrow section at the base too. The main thing is the plant makes it nicely to the end of the season in a healthy state - and your plant certainly did that.

Then maybe if lucky - get at least some spikes. The little growth coming out of the one in the pic is very smooth and rounded all over - polished jellybean smooth all around - possibly the beginnings of a flower spike.

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I was really hoping that wouldn't be the case.

This leapfrog growth, is that why it started so early last year?
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