Re: pH and Golden Xanthosoma

From: "Ron Iles" roniles at eircom.net> on 2001.05.30 at 13:33:26(6609) Hi, George! I'm the News Editor of the IAS. What aroids do you specialise in? You probably know I'm specialise in Spathiphyllum, later again in Cryptocoryne, Lagenandra and Anubias. Are you a member of the new Alocasia discussion Group of IAS. Are you a member of IAS? If not, PLEASE join and support, the future is going to be the most BRILLIANT and you should see it all happening! There are already 500 global Members, a great group of folks, you couldn't find better, the more experienced are a joy and all so willing to help! We need more Asian support!! How about buying Asian Spaths or...? Lots of fine Filipina nurses here in rural Ireland. email Aroid L or privately. Best Wishes Ron Iles (Ireland) +More ----- Original Message ----- To: "Multiple recipients of list AROID-L" Sent: Monday, May 28, 2001 3:45 AM Subject: pH and Golden Xanthosoma | Hi everyone, | | When adding potassium hydroxide (KOH) to the GA and water mixture, you will | surely get a pH higher than 7. As you add more KOH, the pH goes higher. | With the small amount of GA needed, you'll probably not need much KOH and | your pH probably won't get over 8. It takes | | All these talk of Xanthosoma reminded me of the golden Xanthosoma a friend | showed me. Since I'm not very well-versed with Xanthosoma, is it a species | or is it just a variety of a species or is it a hybrid? | | George Yao | Metro-Manila, Philippines | |

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