Amorphophallus titanum vipp 2-19 black marginal spines

black marginal spines

it will eventually form bright berry-like fruits

A large-growing Tillandsia that fits closer with fasciculata than anything else

reddish and showing some banding on the undersides

Amorphophallus titanum vipp 2-19 black marginal spinesThis giant aroid from Sumatra can reach 20ft tall with its single, umbrella like leaf, and its bloom is classed as the largest un branched inflorescence in the word at over 9ft tall. The morbid Corpse Flower name comes from the smell of rotting flesh and the color of spoiled meat associated with the bloom, pollinated by flies and beetles in its habitat. In cultivation it has been rare and never fails to be newsworthy when one blooms. Only a few