Remusatia hookeriana Clematis Amorphophallus konjac 'Nightstick' is a

Amorphophallus konjac 'Nightstick' is a 1994 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of a special black-stalked selection that we acquired in 1992 from aroid collector Tom McLamb

but the new growth becomes cream-centered again when the nights begin to cool

Establish angel trumpet plants early in the season and don't cut back the old stalks until spring in regions north of Zone 8

From England's legendary plantswoman Elizabeth Strangman comes this delightful hybrid (E

Its performance in a drier location will be disappointing

Remusatia hookeriana Clematis Amorphophallus konjac 'Nightstick' is aThis remusatia is native from India to Sikkim, where it is found growing in rich well drained humusy soils or even as an epiphyte on trees or rocks. R. hookeriana is similar to R. vivipara, except for the fragrant yellow flowers that occur before the leaves emerge in spring. The back of each olive green colocasia like leaf is beautifully patterned with dark purple blotches.