Not sure which species but reasonably certain this is dracontium. Almost no good photos online.
Breaking dormancy


Stem with prickles and interesting markings


Leaf starting to unfurl


Gotta love how the single leaf unfolds and separates....


...until it looks like separate leaves


Looks like it's going to flower


I'll post again when the flower opens. Maybe then someone can help with species ID.

There are excellent photographs of several species of Dracontium at this site:
aroidpictures.fr

You may be able to ID from there

Thanks Gina, I'll check it out.

I have never had a Dracontium. I am not familiar with all the different species of it

Gina, I looked at all the dracontium on the link and couldn't really find a match. However you did inadvertently solve my dilemma. Back in 2019 or 2020 you posted an "Aroid of the Week" anchomanes difformis. That is my plants identical twin. I looked up the plant online and noticed one identifying trait that it has and its closest relatives (amorphophallus and dracontium) don't have. Eyes on the tubers! I noticed them when repotting. It does spread and I now have three pots with multiple tubers. Should I change the thread title?

If you want to LOL. My Anchomanes is just coming out of dormancy now!