Amorphophallus titanum, Corpse Flower, Corpse Plant Legacy to be spectacular

to be spectacular

Photo 1 is representative of the species used in the cross (the actual parents were different clones)

This is one of the first of many line bred species released from Carnivero

crimson pitchers with a growth habit that stays compact

lowland tropical plants (45F-100F)

Amorphophallus titanum, Corpse Flower, Corpse Plant Legacy to be spectacularThe famous corpse flower is renown for having the largest inflorescence in the world. It blooms over a few days and produces a stench like carrion in order to attract its pollinators. We have found Amorphophallus titanum to be easy growers in our warm greenhouse. We grow it in a mix of equal parts peat, perlite pumice and orchid bark and use 1 2 strength osmocote plus applied in the soil every 6 months. We make sure it's always above 60 degrees with