Normal plant on the left and the yellow 'Gordon's Gold'
on the right - Image taken mid July

'Gordon's Gold' is a mutation introduced by Dave Gordon in California. It is especially attractive in the spring when it unfurls and opens to a near yellow color. I have found that by the end of the season it can become more green than yellow. For me, it is slower growing and breaks dormancy later in the spring than wild type konjac. A nice addition for any collector.

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