I’ve been growing Gigantea indoors from smaller babies for 2 years now under warm and humid conditions in my little greenhouse. One just started spiking, I hope to show pictures in a month or two.
Actually, gigantea roots seem to be some of the hardiest roots in my collection. Everything else gets discolored by my tap water or gets dried out if not growing into media fast enough, but gigantea roots look just as good as the day they first grew. They will also grow super long outside of the pot not minding the fluctuating conditions. As stated, if they are growing go ahead and fertilize at 1/2 or 1/4 strength. I use MSU at 1/4 every 5 days and I use RO now but they didn’t do any differently before when I used to mix with tap.
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