I know this isn't an Amorphophallus as the leaves are different. can anyone ID it for me?

Can you show the leaves from the top?

Here's the top of the leaves. Someone suggested it could it be Typhonium venosum...

And another stem

Yes, Typhonium venosum.

Thanks!

I got these. They didn't come up til first of this month. I was afraid the winter we had
last year , had done them in, but here they are.

Charleen,

This was the very first tuberous aroid I ever grew (I was a teen then, back in the day . . .). I understand that with mulching they are hardy up to Virginia or maybe even further north.

LariAnn

Sometimes they bloom but mostly they just get those beautiful leaves and they are really pretty.
That is why I was so afraid, These are not mulched.
this one I will carry in, ne bulb. It is amorphophallas riverivi voodoo (I think, that is tag, just don't know if I spelled it right) What kind of soil do you use.??