Alocasia 'Serendipity' rare_drop which was discovered on the

which was discovered on the northeast coast of Australia in the 1700s

adding yet another layer of interest to this already fascinating plant

Easy to grow and very rewarding

Botanical Name: Hoya Sp Aff Burtoniae

Typically found in Southeast Asia and parts of Australia

Alocasia 'Serendipity' rare_drop which was discovered on theBotanical Name: Alocasia Hybrid Common Names: Alocasia Serendipity, Black Elephant Ear Description: Alocasia Serendipity is a tall plant with large, heart shaped purplish green leaves with very dark purple undersides. The stems and veins on the leaf undersides are lime green. Being a jungle plant, it prefers shady conditions and rich consistently moist soils and protection from drying or damaging winds and harsh afternoon sunlight. These conditions