Plants in genus alocasia
Alocasia zebrina 'Aurea'
Alocasia zebrina 'Aurea' is a striking tropical plant known for its unique zebra-striped stems and lush green foliage. This plant thrives in medium to bright, indirect sunlight and requires weekly watering along with frequent misting to maintain humidity. It prefers temperatures between 64°F to 77°F and should be protected from cold drafts and abrupt temperature changes. Alocasia zebrina 'Aurea' is not pet-friendly, so it should be kept out of reach of small children and animals. This plant is part of the aroid family and is popular for its dramatic appearance, making it a favorite among indoor plant enthusiasts. It is best grown in well-draining soil to prevent root rot and other moisture-related issues.
Alocasia 'Insinuata'
Alocasia 'Insinuata' is notable for its 14-inch wavy leaves with V-shaped basal lobes and speckled petioles. The purplish coloring intensifies with maturity, adding a striking visual element to gardens. This plant is likely a selection or hybrid of A. portei and thrives in part sun to light shade.
Alocasia longiloba 'Purple Prince'
This plant is known for its striking purple-hued foliage with elongated, arrowhead-shaped leaves. It requires bright, indirect light and consistently moist soil, thriving in higher humidity environments.
Alocasia 'Black Magic'
This alocasia has a black sheen on its leaves and requires fast-draining soil, bright indirect sunlight, and moist soil. It is toxic to pets.