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On Sunday, a very nice Typhonium from Thailand has flourished with me:



The pictures are from Monday, the flower was unfortunately rather pale.
I've got this way in the spring of 2007 from a Thai dealer. Last year it was out there and could no longer flourish because she only had recognised a flower bud in the autumn. This year it is available in the unheated film greenhouse, because unfortunately the first flower is rotten during a Schlechtwetterperiode, but when the second flower everything worked well.
The "scent" reminds me also of t. giganteum, pretty violent and unpleasant.

What do you, how could it be? I type times to t. trilobatum, t. varians or t. roxburghii.

Last winter I have "Typhonium sp." a few primary Cormels under the name "Thailand" brought into circulation, which all come from this plant.
It penetrates only if it is definitely too cold or too dry it, otherwise it forms new leaves and flowers.

Here is still a picture of the entire plant, which would have to be umgetopft to probably once again

In the meantime, I'm pretty sure that trilobatum is Typhonium...