Description
Common name: Griffith’s Cobra Lily
This is one of the strangest and most spectacular species of all arisaemas. Its bizarrely shaped spathe and reptilian hood-like spathe-limb do indeed suggest the name cobra lily. The Hood is deep burgundy with fine greenish-yellow markings. An 18 inch long burgundy tail on the end of the spadix dangles like a thin twisted and kinked thread. The leaves are coarse-textured with purple blotches. Native to Nepal, India and Bhutan.
Size: #1 Bulb/Corm
Height: 18.0″-24.0″
Spread: 12.0″-18.0″
Hardiness Zones: 5(tender),6,7,8,9,10
Sunlight: Bright/Partial Shade
Deer resistant
