Amorphophallus atroviridis is a smaller growing Amorphophallus. This plant has nice size white/ pink inflorescence, some have shown to have more pink than others. Some of the inflorescence have a spiral effect to the top portion of the spadix.

The petioles are pink/maroon in color, some have white blotches while others may have non. The foliage is a dark green color with a pink rim around the edge. The foliage is a bit velvety to the touch and can be seen in some of the photos.

Mature plants are 1 to 2 feet tall and just a few inches wide. This species goes dormant in winter months.

FACTS

Foliage: Velvet dark foliage with pink rims and maroon stems

Flower: Pink to white usually 8 to 12 inches long and held on top of maroon petiole

Height: 1 foot tall

Situation: Full sun to partial shade

Zone: 9 and up

Species/Hybridizer: Species