Amorphophallus serrulatus Spotted Leaf Form Corsica the bright yellow

the bright yellow

but also thrives under irrigated garden conditions

The acidic soil must be well-drained

"Flame Acanthus" is fairly widely used and might seem a bit confusing for this plant could hardly seem more different from the true Acanthus yet both are in the acanthus family

This vigorous hybrid is topped in early May with many stalks of huge coral buds

Amorphophallus serrulatus Spotted Leaf Form Corsica the bright yellowThis 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 with 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