Alocasia 6in African Mask shade orange-red fruits in late fall

orange-red fruits in late fall and winter

hardened bark of trees

Vivid green summer foliage and bright orange fall color

Smooth grey bark exfoliates with age to reveal orange-brown inner bark

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Alocasia 6in African Mask shade orange-red fruits in late fallCommon Names: Alocasia Polly, Elephant Ears, African Mask. Description: Glossy, dark green leaves shaped like scalloped arrows with striking, contrasting veins. Can grow to be a huge plant. Grows a spathe type inflorescence. Light: Bright, indirect light. Water: Keep moist, but not wet or oversaturated. Origins: Native to subtropical Asia. Interesting Facts: Hybrid of Alocasia longiloba x Alocasia sanderiana. Part of the Aroid (Araceae) family.