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Arum Sauromatum Venosum (Voodoo Lily)
Arum Sauromatum Venosum (Voodoo Lily) Voodoo Lily
Arum Sauromatum Venosum, also commonly known as the Voodoo Lily. Even though this exotic looking plant is native to Africa, Japan and China, you'll find it so easy to grow especially as it is unexpectantly quite hardy! 
 
If your taste is more exotic and you are a fan of unusual looking plants, then the Voodoo Lily is the one for you! Plant this spectacularly peculiar looking plant amongst other tropical-looking plants for an alluring, equatorial oasis in your garden. 
 

How to plant Arum Sauromatum Venosum

  • Plant your Arum Sauromatum Venosum tubers outside during the spring months.
  • They prefer the soil to be moist but well drained. 
  • If planting in pots, use a good-quality multipurpose compost. 
  • These Voodoo Lilies like full sun or dappled shade.
  • Plant your tubers in borders or containers.
  • Space the tubers about 10-15cm (4-6") apart.
  • Spread the tubers out and plant 5-10cm (2-4") deep.
  • Water-in after planting.
  • When planting in pots, ensure there is adequate drainage and use a potting compost. 

Description

Arum Sauromatum Venosum, also commonly known as the Voodoo Lily. Even though this exotic looking plant is native to Africa, Japan and China, you'll find it so easy to grow especially as it is unexpectantly quite hardy! 
 
If your taste is more exotic and you are a fan of unusual looking plants, then the Voodoo Lily is the one for you! Plant this spectacularly peculiar looking plant amongst other tropical-looking plants for an alluring, equatorial oasis in your garden. 
 

Additional Information

Arum Sauromatum Venosum

  • Arum are hardy to around -20C and can be planted straight outside in the spring.
  • Can be grown in pots or in borders. 

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Planting & Growing Instructions

How to plant Arum Sauromatum Venosum

  • Plant your Arum Sauromatum Venosum tubers outside during the spring months.
  • They prefer the soil to be moist but well drained. 
  • If planting in pots, use a good-quality multipurpose compost. 
  • These Voodoo Lilies like full sun or dappled shade.
  • Plant your tubers in borders or containers.
  • Space the tubers about 10-15cm (4-6") apart.
  • Spread the tubers out and plant 5-10cm (2-4") deep.
  • Water-in after planting.
  • When planting in pots, ensure there is adequate drainage and use a potting compost. 

Care Instructions

How to care for Arum Sauromatum Venosum 

  • Water lightly at first when growth begins.
  • Increase watering once the leaf is fully developed.
  • Do not overwater — soggy soil can cause the tuber to rot.
  • Feed every 2–3 weeks with a balanced liquid fertiliser once the leaf has formed. This helps the tuber store energy for next year’s flower.
  • No pruning required.

After Flowering / Dormancy

  • In Autumn, the leaf will yellow and die back — this is normal.
  • Once dormant, stop watering completely.
  • The tuber can be: Left in the ground in mild, well-drained areas or lifted and stored dry, frost-free over winter (recommended in colder or wetter areas)
  • Not fully frost hardy.
  • Protect with a thick mulch if left in the ground, or store tubers dry at around 5–10°C.
  • All parts of the plant are toxic if ingested.
  • Don’t worry if it skips flowering some years — it may need to build up energy.
  • Surprisingly resilient once established, despite its exotic appearance.
£5.00

Arum Sauromatum Venosum (Voodoo Lily)

Voodoo Lily
  • 1 Tuber £5.00
  • 3 Tubers £12.00
  • 5 Tubers £18.00
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Specification
Also known as: Voodoo Lily
Planting period: Spring
Height: 50-70cm / 20-30"
Border position: Front/Middle
Aspect: Full Sun / Partial Shade
Soil type: Moist but well-drained
Bulb size: 28cm+
Hardiness: Semi-Hardy - Mulch over winter. Do not let tubers dry out.
Suitable for containers: Yes
Scented: No
Shipping est: Dispatched in 3-5 working days
Delivery period: Spring (Feb to May 2026)
SKU SKU17816111
  • Description
    Arum Sauromatum Venosum, also commonly known as the Voodoo Lily. Even though this exotic looking plant is native to Africa, Japan and China, you'll find it so easy to grow especially as it is unexpectantly quite hardy! 
     
    If your taste is more exotic and you are a fan of unusual looking plants, then the Voodoo Lily is the one for you! Plant this spectacularly peculiar looking plant amongst other tropical-looking plants for an alluring, equatorial oasis in your garden. 
     
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  • Planting & Growing Instructions

    How to plant Arum Sauromatum Venosum

    • Plant your Arum Sauromatum Venosum tubers outside during the spring months.
    • They prefer the soil to be moist but well drained. 
    • If planting in pots, use a good-quality multipurpose compost. 
    • These Voodoo Lilies like full sun or dappled shade.
    • Plant your tubers in borders or containers.
    • Space the tubers about 10-15cm (4-6") apart.
    • Spread the tubers out and plant 5-10cm (2-4") deep.
    • Water-in after planting.
    • When planting in pots, ensure there is adequate drainage and use a potting compost. 
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