Alocasia 'Serendipity' cristata to avoid subjecting this variety

to avoid subjecting this variety to excess moisture

Its primary needs are plenty of bright to direct sunlight

It has fascinating green finger-like leaves with a red circle on the tips and can produce small pinkish-white star-shaped flowers during late fall and early winter

Bright sunlight and a thorough but infrequent watering routine will have you well on your way

Alocasia 'Serendipity' cristata to avoid subjecting this varietyBotanical Name: Alocasia Hybrid Common Names: Alocasia Serendipity, Black Elephant Ear Description: Alocasia Serendipity is a tall plant with large, heart shaped purplish green leaves with very dark purple undersides. The stems and veins on the leaf undersides are lime green. Being a jungle plant, it prefers shady conditions and rich consistently moist soils and protection from drying or damaging winds and harsh afternoon sunlight. These conditions