Amorphophallus pygmaeus Podophyllum the pitcher that tops the

the pitcher that tops the stem opens to reveal a green Jack-in-the-pulpit flower

twisted thread that dangles in front of the pitcher

Old clumps can be divided and replanted

Osmundastrum

Amorphophallus pygmaeus Podophyllum the pitcher that tops theAmorphophallus pygmaeus hails from central and eastern Thailand, where it can be found growing on limestone cliffs to 1500'. A. pygmaeus is another of the wonderful species with velvety green leaves, held atop a 1' tall stalk. Each leaf is further highlighted by a red edge and red leaf back grow this species for the foliage. The 1' tall peduncle (flower stalk) holds a small white cup from which pokes out its "too big for its britches" spadix.