Amorphophallus titanum, Corpse Flower, Corpse Plant aroid there may be a small

there may be a small degree of variation (bigger or smaller) compared to the photos

it doesn’t seem absolutely necessarily as we have seen beautiful specimens cultivated in completely organic media (such as sphagnum moss or coco husk)

We had vigor and ease of growth in mind when we made this cross and it has not disappointed

This classic species hails from the steamy kerangas forests and peat swamps of Borneo

The compact shape also makes it a fine specimen for terrarium growing

Amorphophallus titanum, Corpse Flower, Corpse Plant aroid there may be a smallThe famous corpse flower is renown for having the largest inflorescence in the world. It blooms over a few days and produces a stench like carrion in order to attract its pollinators. We have found Amorphophallus titanum to be easy growers in our warm greenhouse. We grow it in a mix of equal parts peat, perlite pumice and orchid bark and use 1 2 strength osmocote plus applied in the soil every 6 months. We make sure it's always above 60 degrees with