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(LIVE PLANT) Baby Alocasia Azlanii (Red Mambo) A must Have !!!! ONE of the RAREST!!!!!!! Top 3 Alocasia Species. Alocasia Red Mambo has light red to pinkish color line on...
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Alocasia Silver Dragon is one of the rarest plant you can find in the SE Asia region in the deep rain forest. These leaves shows a light silver color and...
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Each box can include 4, 6, 10, or 20 (depending on your choice) medium Alocasia in a 4" wide pot. Who doesn't love a bit of mystery in their life?...
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Alocasia Mirror Face is one of the rarest plant you can find in the SE Asia region in the deep rain forest. Its leaves started its light green to dark...
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Alocasia Rugosa Melo is one of the rarest plant you can find in the SE Asia region in the deep rain forest. Its leaves started its light green to light...
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Alocasia Jacklyn is a stunning Aroid with deeply lobed, arrowhead-shaped foliage. The vibrant green leaves have prominent, contrasting blackish green veins. This Alocasia is a rare and highly sought-after collector's...
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Alocasia Heterophylla Dragons Breath The Alocasia Heterophylla 'Dragons Breath' has very dramatic foliage. The long narrow leaf is a bit thicker feeling that has a metallic blue that is sure...
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The Alocasia Nebula Imperialis is also known as the Alocasia Nebula. It is a rare alocasia plant that is best known for thick, dark silver green leaves with wide dark...
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Alocasia cuprea 'Red Secret', commonly called the Red Jewel Alocasia, displays beautiful arrow-shaped leaves with a red metallic to deep maroon red sheen atop upright petioles. A unique tropical with...
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