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Arisaema triphyllum

21 years ago

This was salvaged from a woodland that was being developed - plopped in a plastic pot, then sold to me. I dumped it in the spot here (oak shade), gave it a few deep waterings, and it has done well. Its companion JITP in more sun didn't get berries and has yellowed late in the summer and looks dying, but apparently that's supposed to happen
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bluebonsai101
21 years ago
Hi, Nice set of fruit on that guy!! Mine have all gone dormant already and the seed has been sent to friends so it is normal for them to go dormant this time of year and then re-emerge next May with a nice flower again :o) Dan
greenlarry
21 years ago
Very cool! It reminds me of an aroid that grows native here in Enlgand called Lords and Ladies.
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