If anyone wants a goth oxalis of their own, I can divide mine when they go dormant and give you some corms or start it for ya
November 4, 2026 at 2:26 PM
If anyone wants a goth oxalis of their own, I can divide mine when they go dormant and give you some corms or start it for ya
alocasia regal shield corms coming along nicely
October 27, 2026 at 9:55 PM
alocasia regal shield corms coming along nicely
So the corms are basically paying rent now, and the gardeners are just their accidental landlords.
October 31, 2026 at 12:12 PM
So the corms are basically paying rent now, and the gardeners are just their accidental landlords.
Argh, my idiot gardeners ripped out all my ipheion AGAIN.
Contacted the boss, and he'll credit me for the $85 I had to spend to get 500 corms to fill in the borders again. But it's the TIME. They need 3-4 years to establish.
I work from home. All I ask is they ASK ME before ripping shit out!
Contacted the boss, and he'll credit me for the $85 I had to spend to get 500 corms to fill in the borders again. But it's the TIME. They need 3-4 years to establish.
I work from home. All I ask is they ASK ME before ripping shit out!
October 30, 2026 at 6:09 PM
Argh, my idiot gardeners ripped out all my ipheion AGAIN.
Contacted the boss, and he'll credit me for the $85 I had to spend to get 500 corms to fill in the borders again. But it's the TIME. They need 3-4 years to establish.
I work from home. All I ask is they ASK ME before ripping shit out!
Contacted the boss, and he'll credit me for the $85 I had to spend to get 500 corms to fill in the borders again. But it's the TIME. They need 3-4 years to establish.
I work from home. All I ask is they ASK ME before ripping shit out!
"The Elephant’s Ears had been like velvet against my legs.
“I loved those plants,” I said.
“Well, they weren’t edible yams,” he says.
Appa has removed them by the corms. They look like severed trunks.
“Anyway, it is done now.”"
—Sumitra Singam
alocasia.org/2026/10/19/s...
“I loved those plants,” I said.
“Well, they weren’t edible yams,” he says.
Appa has removed them by the corms. They look like severed trunks.
“Anyway, it is done now.”"
—Sumitra Singam
alocasia.org/2026/10/19/s...
Sumitra Singam :: “My Father Surveys My Garden as He Helps Me Pack After the Divorce” – ALOCASIA
alocasia.org
October 29, 2026 at 12:07 PM
"The Elephant’s Ears had been like velvet against my legs.
“I loved those plants,” I said.
“Well, they weren’t edible yams,” he says.
Appa has removed them by the corms. They look like severed trunks.
“Anyway, it is done now.”"
—Sumitra Singam
alocasia.org/2026/10/19/s...
“I loved those plants,” I said.
“Well, they weren’t edible yams,” he says.
Appa has removed them by the corms. They look like severed trunks.
“Anyway, it is done now.”"
—Sumitra Singam
alocasia.org/2026/10/19/s...
Eliot Hodgkin - Gladiolus corms (1954)
Egg tempera on board, dimensions unknown
ultrawolvesunderthefullmoon.blog/2023/02/01/e...
Egg tempera on board, dimensions unknown
ultrawolvesunderthefullmoon.blog/2023/02/01/e...
October 27, 2026 at 7:36 AM
Eliot Hodgkin - Gladiolus corms (1954)
Egg tempera on board, dimensions unknown
ultrawolvesunderthefullmoon.blog/2023/02/01/e...
Egg tempera on board, dimensions unknown
ultrawolvesunderthefullmoon.blog/2023/02/01/e...
Coastal Californian, so mine are also doing that right now, and are on time? I can't remember the weather patterns out your way, didn't you have a dry summer and finally got moisture just recently? (this is a guess as to the corms getting wet and suddenly deciding that it was bloomin' season)
October 30, 2026 at 8:02 PM
Coastal Californian, so mine are also doing that right now, and are on time? I can't remember the weather patterns out your way, didn't you have a dry summer and finally got moisture just recently? (this is a guess as to the corms getting wet and suddenly deciding that it was bloomin' season)
What could you cross off next spring’s garden shopping list this weekend? An overgrown clump, a dry seedhead or a tender pot might be all you need. Five autumn jobs for a cheaper spring.
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#AutumnGardening
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#AutumnGardening
November 3, 2026 at 9:03 AM
What could you cross off next spring’s garden shopping list this weekend? An overgrown clump, a dry seedhead or a tender pot might be all you need. Five autumn jobs for a cheaper spring.
goinggreenpodcast.blogspot.com/2026/11/plan...
#AutumnGardening
goinggreenpodcast.blogspot.com/2026/11/plan...
#AutumnGardening
I have a vision for my front garden but the drive is so low. I need to plant but I dont want to! Dammit Past Me! Present Me is pissed at you! I dont care about Future Me being happy. Im tired 😫
October 30, 2026 at 12:21 AM
I have a vision for my front garden but the drive is so low. I need to plant but I dont want to! Dammit Past Me! Present Me is pissed at you! I dont care about Future Me being happy. Im tired 😫
I had a nice day out in the garden, digging up corms, tubers and bulbs. A couple pretty things survived the freezing nights we’ve been having. #bloomscrolling #gardening #photography
October 24, 2026 at 11:12 PM
I had a nice day out in the garden, digging up corms, tubers and bulbs. A couple pretty things survived the freezing nights we’ve been having. #bloomscrolling #gardening #photography
sedge with edible corms
October 26, 2026 at 6:11 PM
sedge with edible corms
A way to look at the wheel of the year (I don't mean that wiccan wheel) is to ask: what is the soil doing? Saturn rules the earliest spring flowers who push their way up from corms and bulbs when the soil is cold hard iron. & at this time we harvest what we grew in the summer & sow for the spring,
October 26, 2026 at 3:47 PM
A way to look at the wheel of the year (I don't mean that wiccan wheel) is to ask: what is the soil doing? Saturn rules the earliest spring flowers who push their way up from corms and bulbs when the soil is cold hard iron. & at this time we harvest what we grew in the summer & sow for the spring,
Do you even lift, bro?🌱
October 24, 2026 at 6:53 PM
Do you even lift, bro?🌱
October 27, 2026 at 9:35 AM
Grow Saffron Crocus in Containers: Easy Steps for a Rewarding Harvest
Growing saffron crocus in containers is an easy way to enjoy brilliant fall blooms and harvest the vivid red stigmas—even in a small space. Give saffron corms plenty of sun, fast-draining soil, and a dry summer rest to help them…
Growing saffron crocus in containers is an easy way to enjoy brilliant fall blooms and harvest the vivid red stigmas—even in a small space. Give saffron corms plenty of sun, fast-draining soil, and a dry summer rest to help them…
Grow Saffron Crocus in Containers: Easy Steps for a Rewarding Harvest
Growing saffron crocus in containers is an easy way to enjoy brilliant fall blooms and harvest the vivid red stigmas—even in a small space. Give saffron corms plenty of sun, fast-draining soil, and a dry summer rest to help them thrive.
lifeandwork.blog
October 24, 2026 at 1:31 PM
Grow Saffron Crocus in Containers: Easy Steps for a Rewarding Harvest
Growing saffron crocus in containers is an easy way to enjoy brilliant fall blooms and harvest the vivid red stigmas—even in a small space. Give saffron corms plenty of sun, fast-draining soil, and a dry summer rest to help them…
Growing saffron crocus in containers is an easy way to enjoy brilliant fall blooms and harvest the vivid red stigmas—even in a small space. Give saffron corms plenty of sun, fast-draining soil, and a dry summer rest to help them…
Friends, I have a CNF in @alocasiamag.bsky.social. Many thanks to @sarahclark.bsky.social 🧡🙏🏾 the whole issue is 🔥
"Appa has removed them by the corms. They look like severed trunks. "
alocasia.org/2026/10/19/s...
"Appa has removed them by the corms. They look like severed trunks. "
alocasia.org/2026/10/19/s...
October 19, 2026 at 10:40 PM
Friends, I have a CNF in @alocasiamag.bsky.social. Many thanks to @sarahclark.bsky.social 🧡🙏🏾 the whole issue is 🔥
"Appa has removed them by the corms. They look like severed trunks. "
alocasia.org/2026/10/19/s...
"Appa has removed them by the corms. They look like severed trunks. "
alocasia.org/2026/10/19/s...
These things are prolific, I got a ton of corms from digging them up 🌱
October 17, 2026 at 5:22 PM
These things are prolific, I got a ton of corms from digging them up 🌱
I also still have some babies I sprouted from corms this spring, looks like 5 here. I managed to give the rest away to friends. Maybe I should post these on the neighborhood message board 🤔 🌱
October 17, 2026 at 10:43 PM
I also still have some babies I sprouted from corms this spring, looks like 5 here. I managed to give the rest away to friends. Maybe I should post these on the neighborhood message board 🤔 🌱
If he does die then he probably does at least have a few corms. He’s quite big with a sturdy crown, and in alocasias like that, there generally are corms. Obviously fingers crossed he makes it though
October 16, 2026 at 8:33 PM
If he does die then he probably does at least have a few corms. He’s quite big with a sturdy crown, and in alocasias like that, there generally are corms. Obviously fingers crossed he makes it though
I thought I'd get away with just repotting the smaller newer corms but uh. We're gonna need a bigger boat.
October 16, 2026 at 4:42 PM
I thought I'd get away with just repotting the smaller newer corms but uh. We're gonna need a bigger boat.
planted crocus sativus corms at least 10 years ago, they never did anything except put grass-like green leaves out for about 2 years. I forgot all about them until I was planting stuff last year and found the corms ,which I relocated as they were still firm, must've missed one
October 14, 2026 at 3:19 PM
planted crocus sativus corms at least 10 years ago, they never did anything except put grass-like green leaves out for about 2 years. I forgot all about them until I was planting stuff last year and found the corms ,which I relocated as they were still firm, must've missed one
I LOVE CANDY CORMS! Inflatable and edible!
October 13, 2026 at 5:46 PM
I LOVE CANDY CORMS! Inflatable and edible!
I mean, not like places like that are gonna grow those corms out anyway LOL, really it’s a shame to just leave them there! I would do the same if my city had alocasias anywhere,,,
October 13, 2026 at 3:46 PM
I mean, not like places like that are gonna grow those corms out anyway LOL, really it’s a shame to just leave them there! I would do the same if my city had alocasias anywhere,,,
<insert "It's candy corn season for all you crayon-eating psychopaths!" meme here>
(It's me. I'm the crayon-eating psychopath that likes candy corms.)
(It's me. I'm the crayon-eating psychopath that likes candy corms.)
October 13, 2026 at 12:53 AM
<insert "It's candy corn season for all you crayon-eating psychopaths!" meme here>
(It's me. I'm the crayon-eating psychopath that likes candy corms.)
(It's me. I'm the crayon-eating psychopath that likes candy corms.)
