Amorphophallus galbra, Sweet Snakeskin Lily, Corpse Flower Nepenthes Hybrids lime green leaves ridged with

lime green leaves ridged with spikes

the developing leaves are a pale porcelain which darken to green over time

So far all offspring seem to be developing widely flared

Jewel Alocasia are far less tolerant of moist soil than the other thinner leaf varieties

Given the unique pitcher shape and color of both parents

Amorphophallus galbra, Sweet Snakeskin Lily, Corpse Flower Nepenthes Hybrids lime green leaves ridged withAmorphophallus galbra is commonly known as the sweet snakeskin lily or corpse flower. Limited stock of this rare plant for sale. 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 high humidity. They die down to their corms periodically