I agree with nonmember. -Take a look at Burmeistera sodiroana. P.S. Did you see a lot of bats in this area? -This, and your previous plant, are pollinated by bats. Here is a link that might be useful:

Very attractive plant , should not be hard to find an id with such a distinctive spathe . Foliage looks a lot like formosum but it usually has a hooded white spathe ..

Looks like it could be Racinaea spiculosa var. ustulata. Check out photos at fcbs.org. ItâÂÂs more common than most Racinaeas in cultivation, perhaps due to being less temperamental than many of them. Here is a link that might be useful: Racinaea spiculosa var. ustulata photo link

I had one flower stalk on mine this year that I was told to cut off to make the plant stronger. Hopefully next year I will see the flower. It flowers yearly without dying. This post was edited by sunshine_qld on Thu, Jul 10, 14 at 17:15