Alocasia micholitziana 'Frydek' variegataWe have a thing for velvety foliage. Alocasia frydek has beautifully distinct foliage with a velvety sheen. This cultivar does not get too large like a majority of Alocasia. Though the large leaves can be very stunning! Care: Alocasia will need bright filtered flight to really thrive. They will naturally shift their foliage orientation towards the strongest source of light. Sometimes, if an Alocasia leaves look like they are 'bowing' or the foliage is

or as the top 2-3" of soil drys out

These thrive in indirect light (no direct sun) and like to stay slightly moist in the soil

it will thrive in a bright indirect light

The blooms are fragrant (especially in the evening)

Usually it is best to wait until the soil is about 3/4ths of the way dry from the top

*The exact plant pictured with what you are purchasing

When in doubt

The foliage may feel a bit limp or squish when it is thirsty

vinicolor requires well-draining

pastel hues in shades of green

but do appreciate the water

obtusa are native to South Africa