Alocasia brancifoliaThe stunning Alocasia brancifolia is native to New Guinea. Unlike other Alocasia cultivars, this one has serrated leaves. They almost don't look like an Alocasia at first glance, but if you look closely, their stems have a similar speckle like other Alocasias. CARE Water roughly every 7 10 days or when the soil has dried out from the top 2 3" and place it in a bright filtered light to dapple the direct sun. These plants thrive in well draining mix as

A gorgeous dark velvety anthurium hybrid

makes it an ideal choice for those looking to add a bold touch of greenery without overwhelming a space

With a bright enough light they will blush a brighter pink color

These two piece planters really capture the minimalist look

such as a bathroom or a greenhouse

Humidity & Airflow: High humidity (ideally ~70 % or more) with good air circulation to keep the leaves and rhizome healthy and to avoid rot

Like a lot of other aroids

They can go roughly 2"-3" dry in from the top of the soil between watering

If you do not give Hoya imbricata a surface to stick to they will fold together looking like tacos

This variety has slightly darker leaves closer to the color black

We recommend weekly waterings when the first 2"-3" of the pot is dry and a nice filtered light

If yours ends up blooming