This webpage is dedicated to the Amorphophallus collector.http://www.amorphophallus.baumfarn.at/
Thanks ironious for the info.I surfed to this site once before.
I like how they bring info from many sites and have it in one place.
It makes finding Amorphs a little easier.
One list that I find usefull is aroid-l.
If you are looking for particular species that is the place to ask for information.
Some of the people that are members of that list have been collecting for years and have considerably diverse collections.
And better than that they have a vast amount of knowledge about aroids.
John
The following is a very good site for information on growing Amorph's as well as links to sites that sell them.
http://www.snowsexotics.com/index.htm
I have found this site to be invaluable.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Cool thanks!
araceaelover
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