Alocasia tandurusa 'Jacklyn' all purpose soil First described from Ecuador's Pastaza

First described from Ecuador's Pastaza Province at around 1

capable of reaching impressive lengths on a well-grown specimen

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pendant foliage

less deeply sinused leaves that never fully reveal the characteristic flame silhouette

Alocasia tandurusa 'Jacklyn' all purpose soil First described from Ecuador's PastazaAlocasia Jacklyn Alocasia tandurusa 'Jacklyn' A striking species from Sulawesi, Indonesia relatively recently introduced to cultivation and quickly established as a collector favorite for its dramatic, architecturally distinct foliage. The leaves are upright, arrow shaped, and deeply sinuate with strongly lobed margins, dark green with conspicuously bleeding dark veins, carried on distinctive fuzzy, purple striped petioles. Sometimes traded under the