4" Alocasia 'Sarian' strawberry shake slow-growing species that produces some

slow-growing species that produces some of the most dramatic foliage of any houseplant

This is the form found in areas of Peru

The new emergent leaves are a pink to gold color before hardening off to green

It's important to note that Cebu Blue Ghost generally only puts out variegated leaves the older it becomes

Maharani is frequently compared to Alocasia Black Velvet and Alocasia Melo

4" Alocasia 'Sarian' strawberry shake slow-growing species that produces someAlocasia sarian is an especially interesting species of elephant ear of unknown parentage. Some believe this is a hybrid with Alocasia Zebrina as there are striking similarities. Alocasia sarian can grow quite tall, upwards of 8 10' if given the right growing conditions. If kept as an indoor plant, it is unlikely that your plant will grow to that height. Taking care of your new Alocasia is fairly simple. Alocasia Sarian prefer a very well draining