Amorphophallus paeoniifolius, Elephant Foot Yam, Stink LilyAmorphophallus paeoniifolius is a captivating and exotic addition to any plant enthusiast's collection. Commonly known as Elephant Foot Yam or Stink Lily, this unique plant species hails from tropical regions of Asia and Africa. Amorphophallus paeoniifolius features a remarkable growth habit characterized by a thick, fleshy tuber that resembles an elephant's foot, hence its common name. The tuber can grow to impressive sizes and serves as a storage

Philodendron fibrosum is an incredible South American species that produces circular leaves with extremely hairy petioles (perhaps the most hairy in the genus)

Nepenthes spectabilis x tenuis

Nepenthes chaniana x veitchii is a stunning natural hybrid from Sarawak

Young plants do seem consistent

we grow both a male and female clone labeled as ‘Lady Pauline’ so there could be multiple assorted clones in the mix

It comes in all color combinations and sizes and we at Carnivero have 40+ different clones in our collection

There’s a lot of similarities between this species and bongso but the distinguishing characteristics are leaf shape and an amazing sub-apical lid appendage reminiscent of the shape of a dragon tongue

Plants are seed grown so each individual is unique

vigorous and colorful

It's no slouch in the size department either with some inflorescences recorded at 10' tall

(kampotiana x maxima) 'Splendid Diana' and ventricosa red

This cross has giant potential