Alocasia zebrina

Alocasia zebrinaA bold green Alocasia with an unusual spotted stem! Alocasia zebrina usually only hold about 3 4 leaves at a time. This is mainly because as they spend their energy on unfurling a new leaf, they drop the lowest or oldest. This process will eventually result in a trunk or stalk at the base of the plant as it mature further helping the plant stabilize itself in the soil. This batch of zebrina have 2 3 leaves. Care With most Alocasia you want to provide

strong indirect to even a few hours of direct sun

These will not develop a deep root system so be sure to pick a small shallow pot when re-potting

A well-draining orchid mix or a mix designed for succulents is ideal for this species

and slightly rough

Pfeiffera boliviana aka Rhipsalis boliviana or Lepismum boliviana

Especially if you give them a good support to climb

While this plant can tolerate low light

They are truly a neat looking jewel Alocasia

Water when the soil is near dry which may roughly be every 10-14 days

We recommend keeping these in strictly filtered light out of direct sun

It can develop lobed leaves if allowed to be trained up a moss pole

Their foliage is very succulent like