Yes, mine was Arisaema wilsonii. Happy to say its pollen has set a few berries on reproductively isolated Arisaema triphyllum female inflorescences. Hopefully the offspring will be hardier than the high-altitude cooler growing and dry summer loving wilsonii/elephas/handelii Asian complex of species. The wilsonii tuber soon shriveled but left me 6 small grape-sized offsets around the crown of the old tuber. Griffithii quickly went dormant after blooming also but I managed to save its tuber and placed its pollen on the very hardy and easy growing amurense and ringens! A.sikokianum pulled through a rough winter here in New Jersey by being planted in raised beds or higher spots in the garden but I did lose thunbergii. Bonaventure