Alocasia reginula ‘Black Velvet’ - 18cm propagation this unusual trailing cotyledon makes

this unusual trailing cotyledon makes for an easy care houseplant

it shows off light green leaves

indirect light

During the warmer months give them a soak in tepid water for 20 minutes every month or 2

This Epiphyllum anguliger is paired with the Minna ‘Earth’ planter

Alocasia reginula ‘Black Velvet’ - 18cm propagation this unusual trailing cotyledon makesA favourite amongst collectors, this jewel Alocasia produces almost black leaves with a velvet appearance and contrasting white venation. This indoor plant thrives in dappled, bright but indirect light and allow the top few inches of the soil to dry out before watering. Available in 18cm plastic nursery pots, photographed here in the Romo Rust pot, sold separately Please also note, as is the nature of living things, there may be some slight variation