Alocasia wentii corona • Water when the top

• Water when the top of the soil feels dry to the touch (allow the top inch to dry in winter)

adding further seasonal interest

A stunning and very hard to find plant with unusual white and cream variegation on deep green glossy leaves

Rhaphidophora tetrasperma [Monstera Minima]

Light: Moderate to bright

Alocasia wentii corona • Water when the topAn impressively large leafed plant which deserves a beautiful spot in your home. This variety has particularly dramatic dark green leaves with deep purple undersides. 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