Arisaema flavum
yellow Cobra Lily
Description
Arisaema flavum, also known as the Yellow Cobra Lily, is a striking plant with a unique appearance. Native to the Himalayas, it produces a distinctive hooded inflorescence, the spathe, which can be bright yellow or greenish-yellow. The spathe resembles a cobra's hood, giving the plant its common name. The leaves are divided into leaflets, creating a palmate appearance. It typically flowers in spring, adding a splash of color to shady areas. The plant prefers cool, moist environments and is a perennial that dies back in winter, reappearing each spring. Cultivating Arisaema flavum involves providing it with moist, well-draining soil and a partially shaded location. Be mindful to provide consistent moisture during its growing season.
Description
Arisaema flavum, also known as the Yellow Cobra Lily, is a striking plant with a unique appearance. Native to the Himalayas, it produces a distinctive hooded inflorescence, the spathe, which can be bright yellow or greenish-yellow. The spathe resembles a cobra's hood, giving the plant its common name. The leaves are divided into leaflets, creating a palmate appearance. It typically flowers in spring, adding a splash of color to shady areas. The plant prefers cool, moist environments and is a perennial that dies back in winter, reappearing each spring. Cultivating Arisaema flavum involves providing it with moist, well-draining soil and a partially shaded location. Be mindful to provide consistent moisture during its growing season.