Re: Arisaema grapsospadix

It is a truly robust species! And have is another similar species endemic in Taiwan, (Arisaema nanjenense, maybe call Arisaema grapsospadix var, nanjenense is right in future)
If you have any opportunity to planting them, then it is an enjoyment!

A. ringens start blooming Jan. to Feb. in the wild, and now there are still few!

Cheers,
Wei
 
 
 
2011/3/25 Christopher Rogers <b*@gmail.com>
Okay . . . that is a truly beautiful Arisaema. Thanks for the pictures! I will add that plant to my wish list.
 
My A. ringens just started blooming. The local, native A. triphyllum and A. dracontioides are not up yet.
 
Happy days,
Christopher

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