Alocasia zebrina (27cm pot)

Alocasia zebrina (27cm pot)Arrow shaped leaves and distinctive tiger striped stems make this one of the most unique and interesting plants in the Alocasia genus. Commonly known as Elephant Ears or Taro, Alocasia are native to the tropical rainforests of Asia and Eastern Australia. The root system of Alocasia consist of tuberous rhizomes which store a huge amount excess water and nutrients. For this reason, Alocasia are more prone to overwatering in the UK and the compost should

Keep the soil lightly moist during the growing season

it makes perennial planting a breeze

ribbed leaflets that naturally split at the ends – like a fish tail

airy room and mist or soak occasionally to keep it fresh and vibrant

Blade material: KA70 carbon steel

heart-shaped leaves that develop distinctive splits and holes as they mature

lance-shaped leaves patterned in rich greens and dramatic burgundy undersides

The newspaper naturally breaks down

bringing bold structure and impact to any space

Likes high humidity - mist regularly

creating something you'll enjoy using for years to come

The flowers are parachute-shaped with a funnel shaped tube