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Arisaema consanguineum white form
This bulb is not available this season.  To see our current bulb catalogue, please visit our bulb catalogue page.

You love them or hate them. We love them. The Arisaemas, also known as cobra lilies, are distinguished by their hooded spathes, often with a long 'tail' at the tip, along which pollenating insects crawl. They have an interesting sex life. Young plants (they grow from tubers) are male, but when mature they become female, and then have most impressive spikes of red or orange fruits in autumn. If they are starved, they can become male again. They should be mulched in winter to retain a little moisture, or they can be grown in pots, which are sunk in sand or soil.

Arisaema consanguineum white form is cultivated primarily for the striking, tall, narrow spathe of which this form is pure whiute. It can reach up to 1 m in height and sits below the umbrella of its large palmate leaf.

PLANT SPECIFICS
Quantity 1 bulb
Width 30cm
Height 50cm
Family Araceae
Flowering Late spring to early summer
Garden habitat partial shade
Soil humus rich, moist, well drained soil
Plant category Bulb
Height 50 cm

Code

524-1D
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FLOWERING
1 bulb £20.00
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