corm

Converse of object

• lift: Remove the faded flowers of gladioli and allow the foliage to die back fully before lifting the corms to store over the winter.
• eat: The larvae feed mainly on roots but they will also eat corms and soft fleshy stems.
• leave: When you try to pull it out, its just snaps off at the stem leaving the corm in the ground.
• store: Can you tell me what is the best way to keep and store the cyclamen corms for next year?
• buy: It is not expensive to buy the corms every year and this ensures that you will get to enjoy the beautiful flowers.
• cause: Fusarium rot, which usually causes the corm to disintegrate in the soil or during storage, shows itself as corrugated surface lesions.

Preposition: in

• place: Put the corms in a dry airy place for a week or two to dry out thoroughly.

Adjective modifier

• crocus: Crocus sativus corms Talking of problems, I always have problems with Crocus sativus.
• old: If the old corm has become buried by loose soil the new shoot can extend itself up to the surface.
• small: This small corm takes another two seasons of growth to reach flowering size.
• new: A new corm develops at the base of the new shoot.
• large: The crop consists of the large starchy corms ( short swollen underground stems ).
• few: It is also fascinating to see the stack of the previous few years corms on these seedlings that have not been repotted since 2001.

Noun used with modifier

• gladiolus: Gladioli corms should be lifted and stored for next year.
• sativus: Crocus sativus corms Talking of problems, I always have problems with Crocus sativus.
• year: It is also fascinating to see the stack of the previous few years corms on these seedlings that have not been repotted since 2001.