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Willughbeia sarawacensis* - extrem selten!


Willughbeia sarawacensis*  - extrem selten!

6,50

incl. 7% VAT*
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Dango, Kubal Madu, Gitaan
Synonyme: Willughbeia sarawakensis
(1 Korn)

immergrüne, verholzende Liane bis zu 60 m mit starken Ranken und kurzgestielten, gegenständig angeordneten, ledrigen, länglich-ovalen bis lanzettlichen, oberseits glänzend tiefgrünen, unterseits helleren Blättern mit auslaufender Spitze. Die gelblich-weißen Blüten mit kurzer Röhre und sternförmig angeordneten, schmalen Petalen erscheinen in kleinen Büscheln in den Blattachseln. Aus den Blüten entwickeln sich eßbare, bis zu 15 cm ø große, birnenförmige, grüne, bei Reife orange-braune, hartschalige Früchte mit orangefarbenem, weichem, saftigem Fruchtfleisch und süßem Geschmack, ähnlich Mango, Sauersack und Ananas

Steckbrief
Family:  Apocynaceae Hundsgiftgewächse Evergreen:  yes
Origin:  South-East Asia Fragrance: 
Group:  Climber Flower:  white, white-cream, white-yellowish
Zone:  11 Flowering: 
Hibernate:  mind. 15-20°C Fruits:  Beeren
To use as:  Topfgarten, Wintergarten Locations:  sun to semi-shade
Toxic:  Milchsaft Rare:  yes

Sowing Instruction
Propagation: Seeds/Cuttings
Sowing Time: all year round > only fresh seeds germinate reliably
Sowing Deep: cover only slightly with substrate
Sowing Mix: Coir or sowing mix + sand or perlite
Germination Temperature: ca. 25°C+
Location: bright + keep constantly moist, not wet
Germination Time: ca. 4-8 weeks
Irrigation: in the growing season regularly water
Fertilization: weekly 0,1%ig or long-term fertilizer
Pests: Spider mites > especially under glass
Substrate: potting soil + sand or perlite
Culture: bright at approx. 15-20°C + keep constant slightly moist
Overwintering: Older specimens bright at approx. 15-20°C and only so much water that the root ball not dries out completely.
 
Apr 15. Wednesday, 2015
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