Plants

Amorphophallus taurostigma

This is another form of Amorphophallus taurostigma. Originally distributed as sp. Tuléar.

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Amorphophallus taurostigma

This is the original white veins clone of Amorphophallus taurostigma. It has been used for serval hybrids.

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Amorphophallus sylvaticus

Amorphophallus sylvaticus is a small, reliable grower. It comes from Sri Lanka.

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Amorphophallus hirtus

This species from Taiwan is spectacular and easy to grow.

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Amorphophallus taurostigma

This is the "fire veins" clone.

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Amorphophallus eichleri

Amorphophallus eichleri is a very rare, African species. It is a rather small, dwarfish species. Tubers can flower at around 5cm diameter.

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Amorphophallus hayi

This Chinese species is very special. It does not have a tuber like most other species. It grows as a crawling rhizome. The plant will get roughly 1m tall.

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Amorphophallus obscurus

This is one of the many dwarf species.

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Amorphophallus mossambicensis

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Amorphophallus haematospadix

This clone is from Satun Province, Thailand.

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Amorphophallus lewallei

Amorphophallus lewallei is an African species. It has a very special appearance - especially its spadix is very unique.

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Amorphophallus fornicatus

This species is sometimes called "Strawberry Amorphophallus". Do you know why?

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Amorphophallus variabilis

This is a very variable species from Indonesia. This particular clone is easy to grow.

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Amorphophallus longituberosus

This is a species from Thailand. It has a long, carrot-like tuber. Hence its name: "longituberosus".

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Amorphophallus polyanthus

This is one of the many dwarf species. This clone is easy to take care of. It only makes a single flower at a time. Tubers can split over time but that is a very slow process.

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Amorphophallus operculatus

This species from Thailand can grow very long tubers/rhizomes. It has an attractive leaf and a white flower.

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Amorphophallus brachyphyllus

This species from Borneo has a very special leaf and a rather small, fragile flower (considering the size of the plant).

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Amorphophallus borneensis

This is the long-stem clone of Amorphophallus borneensis.

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Amorphophallus dactylifer

This Philippine species can grow rather large. This particular clone has a very nice petiole with moss-like 3D patterns all over it.

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Amorphophallus carneus

Amorphophallus carneus is very easy to grow. It can be propagated via offsets.

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Amorphophallus impressus

This particular clone is the parent of impressus x taurostigma "white veins".

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Amorphophallus terrestris

This is one of the many dwarf species of the genus. The leaf gets a bit bigger on this plant but flowers are tiny. A very interesting species.

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Amorphophallus yuloensis

Amorphophallus yuloensis is a species from China. The leaf will make bulbils. Hence this species is easy to propagate.

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Amorphophallus cirrifer

This species from Thailand grows a long tuber. The flower is very special.

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