Arisaema tortuosum Sun our new strain has much

our new strain has much better leaf patterns than the Georgia parent

It will not survive in soils that remain waterlogged

hairy leaves

don't hesitate to cut them to the ground

Arisaema tortuosum Sun our new strain has muchArisaema tortuosum is one of the true conversation pieces of the hardy aroid world. The thick, 4' tall, fleshy petiole (stalk) of Arisaema tortuosum emerges in early June, adorned by two tropical looking, palmate green leaves near the top. As the leaves unfurl, the pitcher that tops the stem opens to reveal a green Jack in the pulpit flower, but with a whip like tongue that extends from the mouth of the flower upwards to 12" or more it don't get much