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Why would you that?
Is it a completely different flowers and tubers form.

even copied the description from rareplant.es


50cm, a completely winterhartes, rarely to true Chinese Arum plant from mountain forests in Yunnan province. This spectacular art forms very large and decorative, bright green, wedge-shaped oval sheets (with up to 30cm in length!) and an extremely strong "perfumed", narrow dark brown red spathe and spadix. The "perfume" of inflorescences corresponds to the size of the leaves: it is so strong that you can't - ignore it and their neighbors not! Happily, this fragrance has only two or three days. For each good, well-drained soil in a sunny to partial shade in the garden with a good winter protection (E.g. a dry mulch). The plants start by nature very late in the year to drive out (at the end of June to July in Central Europe). In colder regions, the growth period can be then might be too short, so that the tubers not completely mature in autumn. Here keep better in pots in frost-free conditions this type. In pots cultured, dormant plants through the winter to keep dry and set at approx. 5 ° C. USDA zone of 7 VI-VII.

Hello

Here in the Forum have many of us giganteum.
Because the plant drives out so late I've seen even any flower but because of the huge large leaf is always interesting.
The tuber must be before a flower I don't know, I have most tubers are approximately 10 cm long.
Worth a try without a doubt. I think she like Sauromatum(Typhonium) venosum.

Grus Phillip