Anyone grow Amorphophallus?
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canadianplant
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Anyone grow Amorphophallus?
Im getting some of these, namley Amorphophallus Konjac and symonianus. Just wondering if anyone has any experience with these guys?
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I've always wondered about these plants......keep us posted on yours.
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Their interesting. Kojac is hardy to zone 6 or 7 ( if kepts fairly dry), have those sexy leaves, and in a few years a giant flower that smells like rotten meat. Werid, smelly, huge, fairly hardy.... and where it isnt hardy, you can dig it up like other aroids/bulbs etc... what more could you ask for??
The other one, is a bti harder to find info on, but Kojac theres tons of info on. Its used in food.
The other one, is a bti harder to find info on, but Kojac theres tons of info on. Its used in food.
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