Sheer captivating. The large, glossy leaves on this Alocasia are eye catching. Clean lines and crisp, defined color makes the African mask such a pop of interest. The leaves grow long and pointed and reach an average of 18 inches in length. They are a deep, dark green and some are so dark they almost appear black. Accented by silvery-white veining and deeply scalloped edges outlined by the same striking white.
This one in 6 inch nursery container. May not be the same one pictured.
Plant care:
Water- Keep lightly moist. Water when begins to dry out. Less watering in fall and winter.
Soil- Well-aerated and well-draining.
Light- Bright, filtered light. Too much sunlight can burn the leaves.
