Re: malformed Amophophallus natolii inflorescence

That is a really cute species. Where is it from? How hard is it to grow?

Happy days,
Christopher

On Fri, 5 May 2023 at 01:23, Bernhard Strolka <b*@gmail.com> wrote:
Amorphophiles,

early March I had two natolii with flower buds; one developed a normal inflorescence(first pics) but the second an in inflorescence with multiple spadices.

I am aware that this happens in aroids (http://www.aroid.org/gallery/oddities/) but nevertheless I was pretty surprised...

Albert, if you are around - feel free to add the pictures to the oddity collection... - if you need pics in a higher resolution just email me...

Happy blooming,
Bernhard.
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