Amorphophallus paeoniifolius in Bloom

[@loneheronhomestead7260]

So amazing what plants can do in order to perpetuate themselves. Thank you for sharing!!!

[@MarleneThePlantLady]

So true!

[@jolus6678]

These are winter hardy in my area. A few people posts pics of them blooming from the ground each year. I’m in USDA zone 10a in Florida.

[@TropicalGardenGuy]

Thanks for the video Marlene!

[@MarleneThePlantLady]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aparaofficial]

This same is cultivated in kerala as a crop plant... Since its modified root portion is edible.. Amd used in many food items... Especially in south India.. It is commonly called "chena" in Kerala.. ❤️... Today I saw the same for the first time.... And was very much excited... That I took a picture of it... And my mum cooked the bloom... Not the opend one... Its really very smelly...also the corm... If not properly holded... Causes severe itching...

[@existentialmeatsuit6543]

How long to maturity from seed?

[@vimalprince4467]

i have been searching for titan arum on internet to buy it. Turns out I have a similar plant in my fridge all along. Growing this is going to be fun.

[@Orionnm]

Nice plant hope its about to bloom again, I didn't understand if the flower can pollinated herself or need another bloom from a different plant.

[@expertmax32]

No they can't self-pollinate. In their natural habitat, they need another plant's flower for successful pollination.

[@mariac7772]

Is this same as Elephant foot yam?

[@Zanewv]

I just bought an 8 inch tuber, hoping mine blooms.

[@avidezperset1135]

Hey Marlene, this plant is for sale in your country?, I am looking for it, it is a very beautiful plant with beautiful properties, greetings from Chile If you have any link as a reference to buy it, I would greatly appreciate it