Alocasia suhirmaniana variegated High Humidity Water: Keep the soil of

Water: Keep the soil of Aspidogyne argentea consistently moist but not soggy

An absolutely stunning species with bright scarlet undersides to the leaves

Ensure the potting mix is well-draining to prevent waterlogging and potential root rot

Care Instructions

Cora is truly an eyecatcher

Alocasia suhirmaniana variegated High Humidity Water: Keep the soil ofThis variegated form is an absolute show stopper. Alocasia suhirmaniana is similar in form to Alocasia watsoniana but much less common. Native to Indonesia. Leaves are waxy and thick Leaves have deep speckled variegation. When mature it will be an impressively large and structural plant that will make a strong statement. Growth pattern: Tuberous & bushes outwards Water: Little and often. Keep moist but not waterlogged. Ideal Position: South, east or