can anyone tell me the name of this plant. it started from a bulb,likes warm weather, wierd leaf shape w/ spotted stem

Karen conn
by Karen conn
  8 answers
  • Douglas Hunt Douglas Hunt on Aug 23, 2012
    Are the front of the leaves a solid color, or do they have some pattern to them?
  • Walter Reeves Walter Reeves on Aug 23, 2012
    voodoo lily
  • Douglas Hunt Douglas Hunt on Aug 23, 2012
    OK, Walter, that sent me to Google. That plant is wild!
  • Carmen G Carmen G on Aug 23, 2012
    A Giraffe Plant?! LOL
  • Karen conn Karen conn on Aug 23, 2012
    hey douglas, the pic i posted shows the under side, the top side looks the same. one solid color. i have no ide if it blooms cause it only last about 2-3 mo. and dies back. one person said the non latin name is devils tongue?! walter i have a voodoo lily and it doesent look like this
  • Douglas Hunt Douglas Hunt on Aug 24, 2012
    Karen, voodoo lily and devil's tongue are two common names for the same plant: Amorphophallus konjac.
  • Karen conn Karen conn on Aug 24, 2012
    walter and douglas, thank u both for the information.i did research w/your imput and it is voodoo lily, devils tongue, and has a few other nick names too. so now i wondered what my "voodoo lily" really was cause it is wild looking, but nothing like the plant we were talking about in my picture. well it is a arum - corntum. it has a spotted long leaf and a spike coms up from the inside of that. now i have the correct name for both,thanks.
  • Douglas Hunt Douglas Hunt on Aug 25, 2012
    Glad you've sorted them out, Karen. You definitely cultivate some unusual plants! You must bring them indoors for the winter in Pennsylvania.