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Alocasia Scalprum (ex-Sinuata) 🌿
Rare cutting with dark green, rigid, veined, and narrow foliage. Ideal for lovers of graphic leaves.
Care
- Light: indirect
- Watering: moderate
Alocasia Black Jack with dark foliage (Cyrtosperma Johnstonii) featuring a unique texture. Perfect for creating a jungle corner at home.
🪴 Care Tips
- Light: bright without direct sunlight
- Watering: keep the substrate slightly moist
- Temperature: 20–28°C
- Difficulty: advanced
💧 Benefits
Air-purifying and highly decorative plants.
🌍 Origin
Tropical Asia.
You will receive one bulb of each variety, carefully protected in moist sphagnum, to ensure optimal preservation during transport. Each bulb is carefully selected to ensure quick and vigorous recovery.
📦 Package Contents
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1 bulb per ordered variety
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Individual packaging in natural sphagnum
🌿 Planting Tips
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Upon receipt, gently remove the bulbs from the sphagnum
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Plant them in a substrate suitable for their variety (perlite or aquarium substrate)
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Maintain consistent moisture without excess water
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Place them in a bright location but out of direct sunlight
Alocasia Infernalis 'Black Magic' 🔮 Mystic Black
Extraordinary variety whose almost black arrow-shaped leaves seem to absorb light. A dramatic and sophisticated effect.
Features:
- Color: Intense purplish black
- Shape: Elongated arrows
- Reflections: Metallic depending on the light
Cultivation:
💧 Draining substrate • ☀️ Filtered light • 💦 Misting • 🌡 18-30°C
Origin:
Borneo forests
Alocasia Mélo 💎
Thick, textured foliage of a unique deep green. The cutting version (S) allows you to grow this rarity at home!
Care
- Humidity: high
- Watering: spaced
- Light: filtered
Alocasia Bambino Dwarf 🌟 – Miniature Variegated Format
The Bambino Dwarf is a mini Alocasia with green leaves and delicate yellow variegation.
- 🌤️ Light : indirect
- 💧 Watering : spaced, be careful of overwatering
A must-have for tiny plants enthusiasts!
Add a touch of exoticism with the Alocasia Bambino Arrow
The Alocasia Bambino Arrow is an indoor plant with a bold and refined style. With its elongated arrow-shaped leaves and striking silver veins, it immediately captivates decorative plant enthusiasts.
Why adopt the Alocasia Bambino Arrow?
- Unique design: its dark green pointed leaves with a purplish underside add a graphic contrast to your decor
- Compact size: ideal for small spaces or as a complement to a green wall
- Tropical origin: native to Southeast Asia, it loves warmth and humidity
Care tips
- Light: bright but without direct sunlight – avoid direct rays that can scorch the leaves.
- Watering: moderate – wait for the top of the soil to dry between waterings. It hates having its roots in water!
- Temperature: between 18 and 25°C. It does not like cold drafts.
- Difficulty: medium – perfect if you already have one or two plants under your belt.
Its little extras
In addition to its sculptural look, the Alocasia Bambino Arrow helps purify the surrounding air. It draws the eye, adds a tropical touch, and soothes the space. It’s the ideal plant for your office, living room, or zen reading nook ✨.
MonJungle tip
Place your Alocasia in a pot with drainage and a saucer to avoid excess water. A little misting on its leaves will do it good, especially in winter.
Alocasia Ninja 🖤
A rare alocasia with deep black foliage and velvety texture, bringing sophistication and mystery to your collection.
🌑 Optimal Conditions
- Light: Medium indirect
- Humidity: >60% recommended
- Temperature: Minimum 18°C
- Substrate: Light and well-draining
✨ Rarity
Its velvety leaves literally absorb light. Native to the humid tropical forests of Asia.
Alocasia Bisma Silver
🌪 Wide, ribbed leaves with a unique silver sheen. A rare and spectacular variety, perfect for Alocasia enthusiasts.
Tips
- Light: Bright indirect
- Watering: Regular
Alocasia Longiloba Silver
🌿 Refined and elegant, this Alocasia stands out with its elongated leaves featuring bright silver veins.
Care Tips
- Light: Bright indirect
- Watering: Allow the substrate to dry on the surface
- Temperature: 18-26°C
- Difficulty: Medium
Alocasia Bisma Silver
🌟 Heart-shaped leaves with metallic silver reflections, this Alocasia is a true plant gem.
Care Tips
- Light: Bright indirect
- Watering: Moderate, well-drained soil
- Temperature: 20-28°C
- Difficulty: Medium
Alocasia scabriuscula
🌿 The Alocasia scabriuscula captivates with its deep green foliage and unique ribbed texture. Compact and decorative, it easily fits into any interior.
Care Tips
- Light: Bright indirect light
- Watering: Slightly moist soil, without excess
- Temperature: 18-25°C
- Difficulty: Moderate
Features
🍃 Marked veins, dense and elegant growth
Origin
Native to Southeast Asia
Alocasia Silver Dragon Aureo Variegata 🐉✨ Golden Dragon
Exceptionally rare version of the Alocasia Silver Dragon featuring golden variegation on its already metallic foliage.
Features:
- Pattern: Irregular golden marbling
- Base: Silver veined foliage
- Rarity: Extremely rare mutation
Delicate care:
💧 Precise watering • ☀️ Filtered light • 💧💧 Humidity >60% • 🌿 Foliar fertilizer
Alocasia Scabriuscula 🌱
This alocasia cutting stands out for its fine, textured leaves. An intriguing indoor plant for enthusiasts of unusual foliage.
Main Features
- Exposure: Indirect light
- Watering: Light, regular
- Difficulty: Medium
- Particularity: Dark stems and pronounced veins
Alocasia Venusta 🌱
Rare variety with long, narrow leaves, elegantly veined. Available in cutting in size S.
Care
- Humidity: medium to high
- Watering: light
- Light: indirect
Alocasia Longiloba Silver (S) 🌿
Rare tropical plant, the Alocasia Longiloba Silver captivates with its elongated silver leaves and metallic reflections.
Care
- Light: bright indirect
- Watering: moderate
- Difficulty: medium
Features
- Compact, ideal for small spaces
- Unique foliage
Alocasia Simpo 🌿
Tropical indoor plant, the Alocasia Simpo is distinguished by its large, pointed dark green leaves with prominent veins.
Care
- Light: bright indirect
- Watering: moderate
- Difficulty: easy to moderate
Benefits
- Elegant and structured foliage
- Perfect for bright interiors

