This is a picture of my Raja Puri taken immediately after the winter protection
was removed. The mother died down anyway, details of which have been
previously posted.
On the other hand, I firmly believed that the sucker was and would be alive.
But the sucker did not sprout the second young leaf until this day, so I
cut back the sucker's stem and found exactly the same phenomenon with
the mother i.e. the center young leaf was dead rotten to the corm despite
the leaf and the stem was alive.
Thus all Raja Puris I had were lost despite they were planted in the different
places and in the different soils. Although the reason must have been the
irregular changes of the temperature, then why this did not happen to other
species?
Stan