Alocasia puncakborneensis niwaki fiddle-shaped leaves with prominent veins

fiddle-shaped leaves with prominent veins which packs a punch with its amazing flamboyant foliage

and fragrant white flowers

or plant cuttings directly back into the original pot to create an even fuller display

They must never receive direct sunlight

Trachelospermum jasminoides can also be grown in containers and

Alocasia puncakborneensis niwaki fiddle-shaped leaves with prominent veinsThis impressive, heavily veined beauty is a truly mesmerising plant which is very rarely seen. The leaves are a glorious green, with yellow veining and red undersides. Commonly known as Elephant Ears or Taro, Alocasia are native to the tropical rainforests of Asia and Eastern Australia. The root system of Alocasia consist of tuberous rhizomes which store a huge amount excess water and nutrients. For this reason, Alocasia are more prone to overwatering