Alocasia scalprumEndemic to the Philippines, this Alocasia matures with very distinguished lobes atop a long slim leaf. While their leafs can be fairly slender and blade like, specimens in the wild have been observed to hardly ever have the same shape as one another. There is a lot of variance in slenderness and pronounced lobes! Care: Alocasias in general will like to dry out roughly 3 4ths of the way in the soil it is rooted in. This may roughly every 10 12 days

This batch of zebrina have 2-3 leaves

For best growing results

They are known their distinct variegation and for their photonastic movements

Most of their ceramics planters come with a saucer

Hand made by Tellefsen Atelier in Hudson

As a lower leaf falls a new one unfurls

though this may roughly be every 2-3 weeks as the foliage starts to feel soft

this variety grows much faster and larger

It has very short branches that can form purple/pink flowers in the spring and summer under the right growing conditions

This may be roughly around every 10-12 days

These do best in a bright indirect light out of direct sun

These would prefer to have a bright filtered light