Alocasia acuta var. tigrina Claire's Collection often with a subtle but

often with a subtle but intricate appearance

originating from the Netherlands

Too much direct sunlight can scorch its delicate leaves

slightly ruffled

It can tolerate slightly warmer conditions but should be protected from temperatures exceeding 27°C

Alocasia acuta var. tigrina Claire's Collection often with a subtle butA taller species with patterned petioles and graceful, narrow, leaves with a suede like texture. Native to South East Asia. Leaves are large, arrow shaped and upward pointing. Similar foliage to Alocasia Zebrina but with more elongated and slender leaves. Named Tigrina for its tiger striped, black and yellow stems. Growth pattern: Tuberous, tall & upright. Water: Little and often. Keep moist but not waterlogged. Ideal Position: South, east or north