Alocasia macrorhiza variegated FIGURINE it is native to the

it is native to the sun-baked sandy coastal plain of Brazil’s Maca region in Rio de Janeiro state

18 to 20 inches across and 7 inches high

A clone of the species collected by our friends Wally Berg and John Anderson in Chapada Diamantina

The lanceolate leaves marked with dark green bands and margination with tints of pink-red

it is not typical of that plant (per Harry Luther of the MFBIC) and may be a hybrid

Alocasia macrorhiza variegated FIGURINE it is native to theA spectacularly variegated form of this large growing species that is native to Southeast Asia from India to New Guinea. All forms of this species are suited to landscape use in zones nine and higher. This variegated form has white, ivory and light green mottling over much of each leaf, with no two being alike. Best suited to container culture or to landscape use in moist, loamy soils. Can tolerate high moisture content in the soil and is useful for