Amorphophallus Brachyphyllus “S”

Amorphophallus brachyphyllus grows from an underground tuber. A single leaf emerges from that tuber, which is strangely, very similar to many different leaves. The Arum-like will first make leaves a number of times until the plant has saved up enough nutrients, before flowering spectacularly. Amorphophallus brachyphyllus, like many other related species, has a distinctive odor. In this case the flower smells rather pleasantly of fried fish. The plant grows to approximately 90 cm in size and therefore fits in a somewhat smaller space. Eye-catching orange-red berries appear after flowering.