Thank you.... fingers crossed.

Is your voodoo lily a dracunculus or amorphophallus? My dracunculus has had foliage up for months now. I have another bulb without leaves but is starting its bloom, but I'm not sure which type it is (have to find the tag).

I'm in NE Texas.

Do you keep your plants outside or inside over the winter.

Mine are in the ground.

How old are they?

The Amorphophallus konjacs are emerging! Why did I ever doubt they would? They always have; sometimes later than this. According to the internet the bulbs are hardy in zones 6 -10. I've grown them both in pots and in the ground.

I have one baby out of the ground . I pawed through the soil of one pot and I think it rotted over the winter. The third pot had a white spike just stating so I carefully put it back in the soil. Why do we mess with thing? I just can't help it. Hopefully , I didn't kill it with my impatient curiosity.

It is raining another 1.5" again. We got 1.5" last night also. LOTS of lightening.

They have a strong desire to grow and are pretty darn hard to kill. I often reuse potting soil after refreshing it a bit. From the little corms inadvertently left in the soil little plants sometimes show up in the oddest places.

Once I had one go out the bottom hole of a black plastic nursery pot and come up between the nursery pot and the concrete planter it was in. It didn't go with the dainty plants in the planter and looked weird to say the least.

Got 1/2 inch last night and it's still raining.

Here comes more little white voodoo lily nubs racing for the light! They grow fast!

You have lots of them in that one little pot!

Yeah, well ... it may be larger than it looks in the photo. It's 24 inches across and 20 inches tall. It held a lot of big bulbs. I say 'held' because I dug out several blooming size to give away and sliced through some of them. Hate it when I do that, but dug around later to check on them and amazingly it looked like the sliced ones were healing.

AH FINALLY, plant number two poked its head up. I can stop obsessing now. My fingers were really starting to itch to dig in for a second time.