Amorphophallus krausei SEEDS - SAMEN Voodoo-Lilie | Leichenblume

Amorphophallus krausei seeds grow into a tuberous geophyte native to the wet tropical biome of South-East Asia — from Borneo and the surrounding Malesian region. Named after a botanist or naturalist named Krause who collected in South-East Asia. Produces the characteristic single, large, compound, dissected leaf above the underground corm, followed in separate seasons by the inflorescence. One of the larger-growing collector's Amorphophallus species from the extraordinarily diverse Malesian tropical flora. All parts contain calcium oxalate crystals — toxic if eaten raw. Family Araceae.

Partial shade; rich, moist, well-drained tropical soils; warm humid tropical conditions. Cool dry dormancy period required.

• Named after botanist Krause; Malesian collector's Amorphophallus species
• Single large compound leaf; underground corm; inflorescence in separate season
• SE. Asia (Borneo/Malesian region) — wet tropical biome; humid tropical forest
• Genus Amorphophallus: ~230 species; family Araceae; all parts toxic raw (calcium oxalate)
• Partial shade; rich moist soils; warm humid tropical; dry dormancy; Family Araceae

Amorphophallus krausei is a collector's voodoo lily from the Malesian wet tropics — one of the many spectacular Amorphophallus species from Borneo and surrounding Malesia, valued by collectors for the single dramatic leaf and bizarre pungent inflorescence of this extraordinary and endlessly fascinating aroid genus.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.