Alocasia Venom - Exact Plant in 6" Pot - #27B philodendron insigne Formally described by Thomas Croat

Formally described by Thomas Croat in 2016 and named in honor of Sharon Christoph

deeply puckered and quilted leaves with strongly impressed venation that gives each blade a three-dimensional sculptural quality

Growth: Slow-growing

and best emergent color

tolerates lower light though color intensity reduces in dim conditions

Alocasia Venom - Exact Plant in 6" Pot - #27B philodendron insigne Formally described by Thomas CroatAlocasia Venom A striking cultivar that emerged as a spontaneous mutation of Alocasia 'Amazonica' (a hybrid of A. sanderiana A. longiloba 'Watsoniana'), discovered in 2019 by Mason Lee of Mason Plants in South Korea. Its defining feature is the dramatically elongated, curling, fang like drip tip that gives the cultivar its name, paired with shield shaped leaves that mature to a pale, matte silvery green finish with softly undulating margins, raised