Lets Talk About Voodoo Lily / Colorful Gardener
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- This is a quick video about Dracunculus Vulgaris and how I grow this really cool plant. This plant is hardy to zone 7-10 and prefers some shade from the hot sun. The flowers last about a week but the sight of this flower is worth it. Plant this corm shaped bulb in fall and the following year it should produce foliage and maybe a flower. The flower may take two years to develop.
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So cool
That's huge! And it looks like it might overwinter okay in my garden without (ugh!) digging up the tuber. Thanks!
What an amazing tropical looking plant! Definitely have to smell this one. 😂😂😂 glad u got the video working. Worth the viewing. Hope you and your garden are doing well. 😊
Beautiful bloom, smells like butt!
Beautiful flower
This ones on my to get list, she’s a beauty. Thanks for the info Josh.
I totally agree I wish I had more! Thank you for watching!
I just got one of these. It's a beautiful aroid. Thanks for growing information.
Very beautiful and sultry bloom! How deep do you recommend planting the corm?
I would only plant the corm about 3 inches max depth. Better to plant a bulb/corm shallow than too deep.
I want the white one
I have these and love them. I have a question about it. Not sure if you will answer. How do you propagate the seeds?
Unfortunately I haven’t tried yet to start from seed. But if the flower does get pollinated you will see orange seeds appear on the end of the spathe where the flower was.
Do you dig it up every winter
I want this plant. Where can I buy it.
I have one and is not smelly and no flies around, needs couple of hour sun per day and some water. I have it 2 weeks now bloom and its gonna stay for 2 months. This time Im thinking to make bread from the seeds and keep the herbal oil when its done, dont know what to do with the herbal oil so what do you think?
Beautiful plant, but I just couldn’t stand the smell. Having worked next to real hanging animal carcasses, it just reminds me of that, and its not a nice smell at all.
I heard it is hard to get rid of
are these pest resistant? (gopher)
That's huge! And it looks like it might overwinter okay in my garden without (ugh!) digging up the tuber. Thanks!