@genderisharmful I have an Asexual Gardener's Soul, modelled upon a "Amorphophallus paeoniifolius". It sure brightens up the arguments and denunciations.

— The Fat Sparrow Cult (@fatsparrowcult) 2022.7.2

@RobertS40982500 You know a bunch came home with me! Not actually sure how many pepper plants I got. 10 or 11, I think. 2 large, 3 medium, and 5 or 6 experimental seedlings. Plus Madagascar Jasmine, Thunbergia Mysorensis, gingers (6? 7?), Amorphophallus paeoniifolius, the list goes on!

— Carolyn J Haack (@carolyn_haack) 2022.4.25

@Shrikantha5 Not Portuguese but ancient inhabitants of Peru, Bolivia (Incas) have 1st cultivated potatoes. Europeans are not the first to cultivate potato. Aloo is mentioned in Sanskrit & in Persian. It is a generic term for edible root for variety of tuber (Amorphophallus paeoniifolius.)

— Be Human (@RanaMitra15) 2022.1.24

the smell is quite unpleasant Amorphophallus paeoniifolius, the elephant foot yam https://t.co/uokr1LOE3h

— Prometheus Iapetus (@abhijitkadle) 2021.9.15

#Amorphophallus is my favourite genus in the #Araceae family. Here is Amorphophallus paeoniifolius in flower. It aims to attract flies and beetles with its rotting flesh aroma. Native to SE Asia and northern Australia. #botany #horticulture #rbgsydney #planttwitter #tropical https://t.co/rcSd66x3NR

— Bryn Hutchinson (@HutchinsonBryn) 2021.8.20

@AuthorMen ไม่แน่ใจอ่า ต้องรอดูดอก แต่คาดว่าน่าจะ คางคก (Amorphophallus paeoniifolius) ครับบ

— พี่ต้นไม้ lll (@bear_seed) 2021.7.14

Rare..jrg jumpa..masa hiking di Bukit Minunggui Kb carian d google tumbuhan apa ni “Amorphophallus paeoniifolius, the elephant foot yam or whitespot giant arum” @KKCity @KotaBeludtweet @sabahtourism https://t.co/86n4ZJ4eAQ

— Sylvester (@SylvesterMD89) 2021.5.22

Amorphophallus paeoniifolius (bunga suweg) yang masih kerabat dari bunga bangkai raksasa. Tumbuh di kebon belakang rumah. https://t.co/zZmNfhMlUx

— Ailurophile (@_fawziyahh) 2020.11.2

I have two “elephant’s foot yam” plants: Dioscorea elephantipes (true yam) and Amorphophallus paeoniifolius. Both are edible and used in traditional medicine. I got the second one because I like the #etymology of the identical common names. They have both started sprouting! https://t.co/XbAl9P8h6p

— Helen Pennington (@hgpennington) 2020.9.6

@FFOODFESS Suweg (Amorphophallus paeoniifolius) ?

— chivanaporn (@chivanaporn) 2020.8.25

@NaturewatchTH @roastbeef69 Closest I can get is Amorphophallus paeoniifolius. Not sure if there are other lookalikes.

— David Tan (@g33k5p34k) 2020.5.24

Product name - Fresh Elephant foot yam Other names - Amorphophallus paeoniifolius Colour - Brown Size - 15 - 25 cm Shelf life - 5 - 7 Days at normal room temperature Season - All month MOQ - 100 Kg Supply Ability - 1 metric ton per day Certification - Phytosanitary Certificate https://t.co/AN14uG1ng3

— Loka International (@LokaInternatio1) 2020.4.20

Ketahanan pangan warga pedesaan. Suweg. Amorphophallus paeoniifolius atau sering juga disebut iles-iles yang sering tumbuh secara liar di daerah pedesaan ini bisa jadi alternatif pengganti makanan pokok. https://t.co/9idL0HNn4L

— Ellaariyunita (@EllaAriyunita) 2020.4.20

@nachthexxe elephant yam flower? (I did a little more research, not yet confirmed by the groups) Amorphophallus paeoniifolius (we call it jimikand in hindi). https://t.co/AXDAbbqmWe

— Flor (@flor_enthus) 2020.4.20

@kafeerrr Suweg (Amorphophallus paeoniifolius) mirip Iles-iles (A. muelleri), Konnyaku (A. konjac) satu suku sama Bunga Bangkai Raksasa (A. titanum), umbinya bisa dimakan. Mbili / Gembili / Lesser Yam (Dioscorea esculenta) mirip Mbolo / Gembolo (D. bulbifera), suku Gadung. Talas beda lagi

— chivanaporn (@chivanaporn) 2020.2.29

Phyllagathis rotundifolius Rauvolfia serpentina Amorphophallus paeoniifolius Alipna conchigera Orthosiphon aristatus Kalanchoe pinnata

— SarahIker (@senora_casillas) 2015.5.6