Amorphophallus croatii
A tuberous Amorphophallus from central Laos, known almost only from its description. It follows the monsoon: one leaf in the hot wet season, then dormancy through the cool dry months, so a dry, warm winter rest is the key to keeping it.
Where it grows wild
No wild GBIF records; the climate comes from one site at about 450 m in central Laos, a region of seasonal forest and limestone karst. The profile follows seasonal-forest Amorphophallus of Indochina.
The single climate site is at about 450 m; no recorded elevations.
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