Alocasia maharaniThis is a really stunning plant in the "Jewel Alocasia" group like A. infernalis, A. cuprea, and A. reginula. These have lighter super velvety foliage and usually have a more shrub like growth pattern. They do not get too large making it the perfect houseplant! Foliage will occasionally age mature with a yellowish hue. This is natural for the plant!* Care: Alocasia will need bright filtered flight to really thrive. They will naturally shift their

Ficus can go somewhat dry in the soil between full waterings

and will form an impressive sized caudex

This species is native to the to a wide range across southeast Asia

which should roughly be about every 10 days

We usually will put them outside late April to September here in Oregon

and kiwi bark

Make sure the soil is completely dry between waterings

We recommend watering every 7-10 days and avoid watering directly in the center as this could rot the plant

Alocasia will naturally shift their orientation towards the light

They produce these "silver coin" shaped growths and send out tendrils to attach onto a branch and or fence post

Ficus lyrata aka "Fiddle Leaf Fig" is known for is huge foliage making a great statement piece for any home with their tree like growth

This is mainly because as they spend their energy on unfurling a new leaf