Re: another Amorphophallus ID please

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Aroifers,

 a member of our German Amorphophallus-Forum has a question about his blooming Amorphophallus:

http://www.amorphophallus-forum.de/bl%C3%BCten-2023-fotos/mitgliederbereich-f30/p45134-f21/#post45134

pics are shown via the link...

since the translation tool in the forum does not work anymore here a deepL translation of his text:

"Amorphophallus cirrifier(?) blooms

My Am cirrifier does not look like the pictures on the internet. Maybe the appearance varies with cirrifer? The plant has a height of 130 cm and the flower is 45 cm. The smell was faint and it smelled only about 4h. There are 10 days between pictures 1 and 4. Picture 6 shows the tuber in autumn 2022.

Meanwhile I don't think it is Am cirrifer anymore.

The plant is one of two species - Am asterostigmatus and cirrifer - that I bought at Thailandplant. Am asterostigmatus has already turned out to be something else and this plant looks like Am tenuistylis in my opinion. I already saw last summer that the petioles were similar on Am tenuistylis and cirrifer.

Does anyone on the forum have Am cirrifer and can say something about it?

In the last picture of 2020 I have for comparison my smaller tenuistylis tuber that I bought years ago at Rareplants.EU.

Greetings Olvi"

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)"

Would someone have an Idea?

Kind regards,
Bernhard.

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