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Alocasia Wentii
Alocasia comes from the family Araceae. There are 79 species native to tropical and subtropical Asia to Eastern Australia. Also known as Hardy Elephant Ear, Wentii has large glossy leaves with ruby red undersides and a mature size of around 1.5m. A really stunning ornamental plant. It is unusually cold tolerant for an Alocasia, making it a great plant for colder rooms or conservatories where other tropicals may struggle in the colder months. Alocasia have a lovely vintage vibe as they were extremely popular in homes during the 1950's!
How to care for your Alocasia -
Water: Alocasia need their soil to be moist at all times, do not allow to dry out.
Light: They enjoy bright but indirect sunlight, direct sun can scorch the leaves.
Humidity: Unusual for an Alocasia they don't need too much humidity.
Temperature: They can withstand colder temperatures about 10 degrees C.
Toxic to cats & dogs? Yes
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Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Alocasia Wentii
Alocasia comes from the family Araceae. There are 79 species native to tropical and subtropical Asia to Eastern Australia. Also known as Hardy Elephant Ear, Wentii has large glossy leaves with ruby red undersides and a mature size of around 1.5m. A really stunning ornamental plant. It is unusually cold tolerant for an Alocasia, making it a great plant for colder rooms or conservatories where other tropicals may struggle in the colder months. Alocasia have a lovely vintage vibe as they were extremely popular in homes during the 1950's!
How to care for your Alocasia -
Water: Alocasia need their soil to be moist at all times, do not allow to dry out.
Light: They enjoy bright but indirect sunlight, direct sun can scorch the leaves.
Humidity: Unusual for an Alocasia they don't need too much humidity.
Temperature: They can withstand colder temperatures about 10 degrees C.
Toxic to cats & dogs? Yes
