Re: Typhonium violifolium -revisited

Pete, Wilbert, Don etc;
	In looking over the earlier comments on this species, I have 
a few 'experiences' to add.
	One leaf is making a small bulbil at the intersection of the 
leaf blade and the petiole (ala P cordata etc), but no sign (yet) of 
anything at the leaf tip.
	The single flower (so far) was given multiple sniff tests at 
various times of the day/night and NO scent was ever detected -  just 
me ?
	I see another inflorescence just emerging.

	Older leaves have risen themselves perhaps an inch above the 
soil surface - no longer flat on the ground. We have a lot of very 
untypical rain here (but may be more typical for this plant in 
habitat) which may be related ???

	Remains a most curious little plant. Now up-potted and in half day sun.

	Thanks again Wilbert.		Jim W.
Dr. James W. Waddick
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Kansas City Missouri 64152-2711
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