Dream on ! not possible , sorry .

It would be interesting to try . I have been growing amorphophallus from leaf cuttings with fair success.
I made a clean cut with a razor blade and dipped the cut leaf in Dip-n grow, then put it in moist perlite under a humidity dome. Most all species I've tried have formed tubers and roots so far.I am currently eperimenting with Cyrtosperma johnstonii and all cuttings seem to be doing well, but I have not disturbed any so far to see what if anything is developing. At least they have not wilted after three weeks.
Give it a try and let us know what happens.
Garbird