Alocasia

Alocasia

Alocasia venusta

Alocasia cucullata

Alocasia hararganjensis

Alocasia sinuata

Alocasia reversa

Alocasia portei

Alocasia micholitziana

Alocasia princeps

Alocasia infernalis

Alocasia nycteris

Alocasia heterophylla

Alocasia odora

Alocasia gageana

Alocasia wentii

Alocasia robusta

Alocasia longiloba

Alocasia clypeolata

Alocasia melo

Alocasia cuprea

Alocasia augustiana

Alocasia chaii

Alocasia fornicata

Alocasia reginula

Alocasia sanderiana

Alocasia azlanii

Alocasia macrorrhizos

Alocasia baginda

Alocasia reginae

Alocasia lauterbachiana

Macrorrhiza1

• Background From where it came from, Alocasia macrorrhiza is originating to Moluccas and Borneo in Indonesia. (nusaplant.com)

Macrorrhizos3

• Alocasia gageana is a smaller version of both Alocasia odora and Alocasia macrorrhizos that hails from Myanmar (Burma). (plantdelights.com)
• Perhaps the best Australian foliage plant Alocasia macrorrhizos is found in Northern Queensland and grows also in South east Asia. (nurseriesonline.com.au)
• Two species with similar characteristics are found, Alocasia macrorrhizos var brisbanensis and A. macrorrhizos. (nurseriesonline.com.au)

Genus5

• Alocasia is a genus of rhizomatous or tuberous, broad-leaved, perennial, flowering plants from the family Araceae. (wikipedia.org)
• The following are hybrid species in the genus Alocasia: A. × mortfontanensis André = A. longiloba × A. sanderiana (syn. (wikipedia.org)
• Alocasia 'Polly' is a dramatic looking house plant in the Alocasia (elephant ear) genus, native to tropical regions of south-east Asia. (gardenersworld.com)
• Bear in mind that all plants in the Alocasia genus are toxic when ingested, so be mindful if you have children or pets. (gardenersworld.com)
• The Alocasia genus contains a variety of showy, large-leaved, tropical plants, some with colorful leaves. (ufl.edu)

Frydek2

• Part of the Aroid plant family and native to tropical Asia and eastern Australia, Alocasia Green Velvet (Frydek) is known for the stunning contrast of its dark velvet leaves and bright white veins. (buyolympia.com)
• Alocasia Micholitziana ( známa aj pod menom Frydek ) je raritný druh alokázie s veľkými, tmavo zelenými zamatovými listami (odtiaľ anglický názov green velvet alocasia ) s výraznou svetlou žilnatinou. (dmp.sk)

Elephant Ears1

• Such is Dark Star alocasia, aka Elephant Ears, so named for its large, emerald green leaves that can rise up to three feet tall on stiff black stems. (thegardencorner.com)

Araceae3

• Alocasia sanderiana (Kris Plant) is an ornamental plant in the Araceae family, which is native to the Philippines. (thewebsiteofeverything.com)
• Background Alocasia baginda is a species of flowering plant in the Araceae family. (nusaplant.com)
• Background Alocasia reginula, also known as black velvet, is a flowering plant in the Araceae family that is native to Malaysia's Sabah state. (nusaplant.com)

Amazonica4

• A. × amazonica) Alocasia are tropical plants that are increasingly becoming popular as houseplants. (wikipedia.org)
• Alocasia ×mortfontanensis, World Checklist of Selected Plant Families [1] Alocasia ×amazonica hort. (wikipedia.org)
• Also known as African mask plant, 'Polly' is a compact version of the species Alocasia amazonica, making it perfect for growing in pots and small spaces. (gardenersworld.com)
• Alocasia × amazonica has glossy, very dark green, leaves with silvery veins and undulating margins, giving them a bat wing quality. (pacificbulbsociety.org)

Species1

• The following are the accepted species of Alocasia along with their common names (where available) and distribution ranges: The following list is incomplete. (wikipedia.org)

Cucullata4

• Alocasia Cucullata is a spectacular evergreen foliage plant belonging to the Elephant's Ear family. (thegardener.co.za)
• It is true to say that Alocasia Cucullata, or 'Spear Queen', is an outstanding foliage plant that lends a tropical feel to frost free gardens. (thegardener.co.za)
• Alocasia Cucullata grows relatively quickly to a mature size, preferring shade, plenty of water, rich soils and, from August to April, regular fertilising with a plant food high in nitrogen. (thegardener.co.za)
• Use this Alocasia Cucullata en masse in sub-tropical gardens to lend bold foliage to rich, green backdrops, to fill in space under large tree canopies and alongside ponds and garden streams. (thegardener.co.za)

Botanical Name1

• Native to areas of Indonesia, there's some debate about the plant's true botanical name so you may see Alocasia Jacklyn called Alocasia tandurusa or Alocasia Sulawesi. (costafarms.com)

Plants3

• Although most sites claim Alocasia gageana 'California' to only be hardy to Zone 10, our plants have been in the ground since 2001, and have endured low temperatures of 7 degrees F with no protection. (plantdelights.com)
• Before I forget to mention it, I discovered an abundant source of Alocasia macrorhiza "Jungle Gold" plants recently in S. Florida. (aroid.org)
• Like many tropical plants, Alocasia Jacklyn prefers average to above-average relative humidity indoors. (costafarms.com)

Odora1

• I think this is Alocasia odora . (johnjearrard.co.uk)

Cuprea1

• The cultivar came from a variegated sport of an Alocasia cuprea from a batch of regular cupreas acquired in a garden. (aroidcultivars.org)

Reginula1

• Hi, does anyone know what are those red dots on Alocasia reginula stems? (aroid.org)

Polly2

• Grow Alocasia 'Polly' in bright light out of direct sunlight, in free draining peat-free compost. (gardenersworld.com)
• Alocasia 'Polly' needs bright light and a humid environment. (gardenersworld.com)

Cultivar1

• Originally described from cultivation and frequently listed as Alocasia 'Black Velvet', as if it were a cultivar or hybrid, it has since. (nusaplant.com)

Indoors2

• It's distinctive, glossy and jungly-looking leaves make it the most popular Alocasia to grow indoors. (gardenersworld.com)
• Once the leaves die down in the winter, the tubers of the alocasia may be dug up and stored indoors until the following spring. (thegardencorner.com)

Varieties1

• Alocasia plant varieties. (guzmansgreenhouse.com)

Glossy1

• Alocasia Dragon Scale Small is an incredible Alocasia with its glossy firm leaves. (chelseagardencenter.com)

Flora1

• Representing to the world of biodiveristy flora as The Jewel Alocasia, Borneo is the hearth and the crown of old world's plantae kingdom. (nusaplant.com)

Grown1

• This Alocasia is grown for its large, tropical foliage. (onlineplantguide.com)

Plant2

• For us, Alocasia gageana forms a fast-offsetting 4' tall plant that dies to the ground each winter, but in more tropical climates forms a thick above-ground trunk, which supports the upright held 2' long, scalloped-edged leaves. (plantdelights.com)
• Alocasia Jacklyn boasts stunning foliage so it stands out as a statement plant. (costafarms.com)

Care3

• Let us get to know about the thick-leaf, Jewel Melo Alocasia along with its care and propagation. (etherealco.io)
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Sunlight1

• Your Alocasia is well suited to warmer areas in your home but not in direct sunlight. (gellerts.co.nz)

Leaves1

• Our favorite thing about this Alocasia variety is it's deep green, velvety soft leaves that are accented beautifully with pale veins. (chelseagardencenter.com)