Amorphophallus impressus Aconitum the yellow edge changes to

the yellow edge changes to white with an unusual light green overlay

The medium green

Each frond bears tiny plantlets (your new word for the day is "gemmiferous") that drop off and form new colonies where they land

where this tough fern was growing quite well in a sunny site among the beer cans and remains of slow armadillos

Amorphophallus impressus Aconitum the yellow edge changes toAmorphophallus impressus hails from Malawi, Africa where it forms stoloniferous patches of 30" tall stalks. The inflorescences resemble Amorphophallus henryi with the classic phallic spadix emerging from what appears to be a red toilet seat. This particular clone has a darker brown stalk than what we find is typical. Amorphophallus impressus must be kept dry in dormant months.