Amorphophallus variabilis, Voodoo Lily lowland Vibrant colors

Vibrant colors

we fully expect them to get more flared peristomes like northiana

The female parent is a beautiful clone of ventricosa Madja-as while the male is a singalana x rafflesiana which we've always loved for possessing a lot of rafflesiana characteristics while growing at cooler temperatures

The crystallinum x magnificum used in this cross was a select plant from Tezula and the papillilaminum a stunning form from Scott Cohen

There's been a few growers who have created this cross over the years and each cross has its own charm

Amorphophallus variabilis, Voodoo Lily lowland Vibrant colorsThe famous corpse flower is renown for having the tallest inflorescence in the world. It blooms over a few days and produces a stench like carrion in order to attract its pollinators. As, the name suggest, Amorphophallus variabilis is variability in its color from individual to individual. Some can be striped with browns and pinks while others are green. They are moderate sized grower, producing inflorescences 3' 4' tall on average. We grow it in a