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This aroid-style Polly can skip the crackers. Alocasia Polly is a striking houseplant from the elephant ears group of tropical plants that prefers a bright, comforting spot in which to show off its distinctive, large, arrow-shaped leaves. Reaching up to 2 ft. tall and wide, Polly is a perfect choice for smaller spaces inside as well as outside in protected areas. Polly is possibly a pint-sized selection, proverbially speaking, of an Alocasia hybrid that sports an origin story just as intriguing as Polly's leathery deep green leaves with pronounced silvery green to white veins. That hybrid, Alocasia Amazonica, has been known as Alocasia x Amazonia but has no genetic link to the spectacular rainforest. And despite the common name of African mask plant, like all alocasias, it isn't from Africa. The 2 species crossed to create the plant in the1950s are native to Asia.

Alocasia Polly is a striking houseplant from the elephant ears group of tropical plants that prefers a bright, comforting spot in which to show off its distinctive, large, arrow-shaped leaves. Reaching up to 2 ft. Tall and wide, Polly is a perfect choice for smaller spaces inside as well as outside in protected areas. Polly is possibly a pint-sized selection, proverbially speaking, of an Alocasia hybrid that sports an origin story just as intriguing as Polly's leathery deep green leaves with pronounced silvery green to white veins. That hybrid, Alocasia Amazonica, has been known as Alocasia x amazonica but has no genetic link to the rainforest. And despite the common name of African mask plant, like all alocasias, it isn't from Africa. The 2 species crossed to create the plant in the 1950s are native to Asia. The story goes that the plant's breeder named it after his nursery business but never personally pursued formal scientific recognition. Suffice to say, no plant with that name, including Polly, is officially recognized as a hybrid species or cultivar. Ultimately, though, what matters to plant parents is having happy plants that elevate and breathe life into their home decor and this plant does that and then some. Polly wants noticeable humidity so if your space is lacking in that department, consider using a humidifier, pebble tray or grouping Polly with other foliage plants. Placing the plant in a kitchen or bathroom can help with that too.

Often referred to by the common names elephant's ear or African Mask plant, Alocasia are a popular tropical plant known for their impressive foliage. Native to tropical regions in Asia, Australia and the South Pacific islands, Alocasia thrive in spaces with decent humidity and bright indirect light. The large heart or arrow-shaped leaves of the Alocasia make an impressive and architectural addition to any space.

Often referred to by the common names elephant's ear or African Mask plant, Alocasia are a popular tropical plant known for their impressive foliage. Native to tropical regions in Asia, Australia and the South Pacific islands, Alocasia thrive in spaces with decent humidity and bright indirect light. The large heart or arrow-shaped leaves of the Alocasia make an impressive and architectural addition to any space.

The Alocasia Polly also known as the African Mask or Elephant Ear is all about the unusual and unique alien looking leaves. The Alocasia Polly is a unique houseplant but beware that it is on the harder side to care for. It requires bright, indirect sunlight as well as soil that is constantly moist from watering. Toxic to pets.

Grown, packaged and shipped exclusively by Wekiva Foliage. PLEASE DO NOT ORDER IF THE WEATHER IS EXTREMELY COLD IN YOUR AREA. The Alocasia Amazonica Bambino is a striking houseplant it features long leaves with bright veining that are shaped similar to an arrowhead. Alocasia Bambino is native to Southeast Asia. This plant is a dwarf variety of Alocasia and will only reach a height of around 12 in. when kept indoors. With the proper care this is a fairly easy houseplant to successfully grow indoors. This plant is happiest in an environment that mimics the humid and warm tropical environment that it is native to. Keep the humidity up past 70% for this plant. If you have a bright bathroom, the bambino will happily grow in there and love the humidity from the shower. This is not a drought resistant plant and will not like to dry out between waterings. Try and keep the soil evenly moist and make sure you have it on a regular watering schedule. The soil needs to be loose and well draining. Compact soil mixtures will leave excess moisture sitting around the roots. This can quickly lead to root rot and have dire repercussions for the plant.

The Alocasia Reginula also known as the African Mask or Elephant Ear is all about the unusual and unique alien looking leaves. The Alocasia Reginula is a unique houseplant but beware that it is on the harder side to care for. It requires bright, indirect sunlight as well as soil that is constantly moist from watering. Toxic to pets.

Upright Elephant Ear is sure to get attention wherever you plant it. This alocasia sports massive, bright green leaves that soar skyward on strong stems up to 9 ft. tall. Unlike its cousin, this Elephant Ear variety stands erect to create an even greater focal point or incredible container planting. Move this exotic tropical indoors in winter to avoid the cold weather.

Alocasia Polly, also known as African Mask Plant, is a captivating botanical treasure originating from the rainforests of Southeast Asia. Its striking visual appearance showcases arrowhead-shaped leaves with deep green hues and contrasting, ivory-white veins, resembling the patterns of an artist's canvas. This unique plant demands care akin to its beauty: bright, indirect light, consistently moist but well-draining soil, and high humidity levels to recreate its tropical habitat. Protect it from drafts and cold temperatures, maintaining a warm, stable environment between 65°F to 80°F (18°C to 27°C). Alocasia Polly's elegance and vibrancy make it a stunning addition to any indoor garden, offering a touch of the exotic in the heart of your home.

Grown, packaged and shipped exclusively by Wekiva Foliage. It is a cultivar between Alocasia odora and Alocasia reginula, belonging to Africa. This quick-grower forms a dense bush of long stalks supporting the giant leaves looking somewhat similar like the ears of the elephant. Leaves are large and blackish-green in color with lighter venation. Each leaf is standing on a long and erect, stalk-like stem. These hardy plants are a good choice to grow in gardens and open spaces. If you grow Alocasia regal shield under the right care conditions, this aroid rapidly grows to a height of 4 ft. - 5 ft. (1.2 - 1.5 meters) and spreads out laterally with the leaves supported by long and erect petioles. They are self headers that get as wide as they are tall. They prefer bright shade, high humidity, consistent moisture, soft porous soil and warm temperatures throughout the year. In addition to all of these, they like space. Whether in garden soil or in a container, they want consistently moist soil, and good drainage. In all but tropical climates, they'll need to overwinter indoors in bright indirect light.