Amorphophallus atroviridis Thai Hot Spot Purple/Lavender Foliage Plants if you see the foliage

if you see the foliage is being eaten

as a selection from an old Japanese seed strain

The breeding program of Cornell's Mark Bridgen (formerly at the University of Connecticut) marked a new direction in hardy alstroemeria breeding

The dark green leaves on this vigorous clumper are nicely covered with large silver speckles

we haven't indulged

Amorphophallus atroviridis Thai Hot Spot Purple/Lavender Foliage Plants if you see the foliage(aka: Amorphophallus atroviridis PDN009) Amorphophallus atroviridis 'Thai Hot Spot' is a 2012 Plant Delights Nursery release our collection of Amorphophallus atroviridis from a Buddhist monastery (with permission) in Thailand's Lop Buri Province in 2002. The 18" tall stalks of this clone were a particularly attractive cinnamon with large peach colored spots. The leaves are a typical near black with a faint red edge.