Common Knowledge
Scientific Name: Amorphophallus angulatus
Common Names: Angled Devil’s Tongue, Angled Titan Arum
Native Range: Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam
Family: Araceae
Flavor
Fruit characteristics are rarely documented and remain poorly known in cultivation. Like many wild Amorphophallus species, it is primarily esteemed for its unusual morphology and botanical significance rather than its edible qualities.
Growth Habit
A terrestrial tuberous aroid of seasonally moist tropical forests, producing a solitary, intricately divided leaf above the forest floor. It favors warm, humid conditions with bright filtered light and a pronounced dormant period.
Cultivation
Provide a well-drained, humus-rich substrate with consistent moisture during active growth and reduced watering during dormancy. Avoid waterlogged soils, prolonged cold, and direct afternoon sun.
