Alcantarea imperialis 'Red' AMORPHOPHALLUS A symmetrical rosette of three

A symmetrical rosette of three inch wide leaves to 20 inches across is deep red with light green-eyed spots

A nice plant with reddish leaves and a simple yellow

We originally got this plant from the late Carol Johnson who was famous for obtaining rare and unusual bromeliads

and broad white marginal variegation

a town near Bangkok

Alcantarea imperialis 'Red' AMORPHOPHALLUS A symmetrical rosette of threeA giant of the bromeliad world, sometimes reaching over five feet high with leaves over eight inches wide, in full rosettes. Gardens of these giants are still found on bare granite slopes in the mountains near Rio de Janeiro where they grow in full sun. Bright light in cultivation brings out a reddish cast in the foliage. Suitable for landscape in warm locations or makes a spectacular potted specimen. Of the many forms of imperialis around these days,