Amorphophallus konjac is a striking, tuberous plant native to East Asia. Known for its unique appearance and bold, architectural form. It produces a mottled green and purple stem, which supports a single large, divided leaf that can reach impressive proportions.

While visually captivating, this plant is infamous for its foul-smelling flower, which blooms in a large, spathe-like structure. Despite the odour, it is a conversation starter and adds a dramatic touch to gardens or containers.

Preferring light shade and good drainage, it is ideal for tropical, woodland or exotic-themed gardens.