Alocasia 'Amazonica' Pink Variegated - US Clone (wk31-H) aglaonema Growing it on a moss

Growing it on a moss pole encourages the transition from juvenile foliage to larger

gradually developing larger splits

: Side seams and self-fabric binding

Soft pink variegation appears as irregular marbling or sectoral patches caused by reduced chlorophyll

This climbing form benefits from support

Alocasia 'Amazonica' Pink Variegated - US Clone (wk31-H) aglaonema Growing it on a mossAlocasia Amazonica Pink Variegated US Clone is a cultivated form of Alocasia amazonica that originated in the United States and is clearly distinguished by its very large, shield like leaves. Compared to imported selections, which more closely resemble Alocasia Polly in size and proportion, this US clone produces broader, more substantial foliage with strong, contrasting venation. Pink variegation appears as irregular sectors and marbling in soft