Amorphophallus serrulatus Spotted Leaf Form Romneya often growing in several hours

often growing in several hours of full sun in Taiwan's central mountains

both with a contrasting yellow throat

Native to prairies from Missouri south to Texas

rosy-pink flowers to 9" in width

Amorphophallus serrulatus Spotted Leaf Form Romneya often growing in several hoursThis Alan Galloway discovery from Central Thailand looks quite a bit like the diminutive A. obscurus in foliage, except for the heavily serrated leaf edges. These represent forms with tiny, yellow leaf spotting as compared to the other solid green leaf forms. The short inflorescence, which occurs after the leaf fades in fall (unlike the spring flowering A. obscurus), is composed of a greyish purple spathe, speckled inside and topped with a rigid pink