Amorphophallus serrulatus Spotted Leaf Form

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This 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 w ith 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 limb...small, but cute. Show more