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Hello everyone

Actually, I bought this plant as Arisaema ghaticum, and was delighted to get this rare Arisaema. I had shown the tuber here at that time at the Arisaemas, I have now added the photo here again, for the sake of completeness.

At the beginning of July, the first bud appeared, but in the hot weather it shrank and dried up. Then two weeks ago came a new bud, which is actually unusual with an arisaema, if an Arisaema bud breaks, you usually have to wait until next year.
The bud lay flat on the ground, and when it rose, it was already clear that this was not arisaema.

But what is it then?
So the flower lies flat on the ground and the Spatha is 5.5 cm long, which is very reminiscent of Biarum. However, I have not found a biarum that has three-lobed leaves.
Thyphonium trilobatum has similar leaves, but the flower is different.
In the last picture, I uncovered the lower part of the flower, which lies below the earth's surface, to show it. Actually, only the Spatha lies above the earth's surface.





Maybe one of you has an idea?


Greetings,
Ada