Huge Alocasia 'Macrorrhiza' (Giant Taro Plant) Pet-friendly Good light is also what

Good light is also what keeps the cream variegation crisp

The Elephant Bush is pretty hardy and low maintenance: all it needs is about five to six hours of indirect bright light per day

all the while producing pups that can be repotted or given as gifts

Your Dracaena Song of India plant doesn't require full sun and actually prefers bright

Huge Alocasia 'Macrorrhiza' (Giant Taro Plant) Pet-friendly Good light is also whatLooking to make your guests stop in their tracks? We have the plant for you! Commonly known as the Giant Taro or the Upright Elephant Ears, the Alocasia Macrorrhiza is a fast growing plant native to the rainforests of Southeast Asia, New Guinea, and Queensland. The vibrant green, ruffled leaves, the Alocasia 'Macrorrhiza', or the Giant Taro, gets its Giant name by having the largest un split leaf in the world! Being that it's from a tropical