Amorphophallus konjac NEW Indonesian hybrid of plants in

Indonesian hybrid of plants in Indonesia known as Silver Blush and forgetti (silver veined form)

Water: Water the Begonia negrosensis when the top 1-2 cm of soil is dry to the touch

The leaves are a deep green with prominent veins and a leathery texture

Signs of insufficient light include faded colour and leggy growth

A beautiful green species with rippled leaves (reverted plants from variegated parents)

Amorphophallus konjac NEW Indonesian hybrid of plants inAmorphophallus konjac, commonly known as the Konjac plant, is a striking aroid prized for its unusual appearance and botanical interest. It is best known for its single, large, umbrella like leaf that emerges from a thick, mottled stem (called a petiole) and its potential to produce a large, dramatic inflorescence. While the plant is most famous for its stinky flower, this bloom is rare in indoor cultivation. The leaf itself is highly divided into