The Amorphophallus atroviridis is a rare and breathtaking tropical plant native to Southeast Asia. Highly coveted by rare plant collectors, this species is famous for its dramatic, near-black velvet foliage accented by striking pink margins.
The almighty A. konjac, in stunning variegated form! The best way I can describe it is imagine taking two colors of clay, lets do red and blue. Take the clay and loosely mix the colors together so that they’re not blended together, but streaked.
Amorphophallus fuscus AGA-0872-02 – 5 Stolons. No one ever said extra fuscus was a bad thing. I like to say fuscus like I’ve got a mouth full of cotton, like fush-kushhh. Treat it well and you’ll be rewarded with that fantastic flower!
Amorphophallus operculatus. You’ll need a specialty ‘long’ pot for this species, one can be custom made out of PVC if you have access to a band saw; the tuber can grow up to 30” long vertically. <——I take pride in my tubers arriving safely in the thick of...
Amorphophallus konjac, Shattered Glass, 2 YO plant, +/- 50% variegation (J1). The almighty A. konjac, in stunning variegated form! The best way I can describe it is imagine taking two colors of clay, lets do red and blue.
