Alocasia macrorrhizos 'Stingray' Genus_Schefflera yellow and cream highlight the

yellow and cream highlight the edges of the small

Five holes plant

It is often grown as a houseplant for its attractive

Monsteras have large leaves that develop splits from the leaf edges to the center veins that are absolutely stunning

For optimal results use in your regular watering cycle or on major infestations

Alocasia macrorrhizos 'Stingray' Genus_Schefflera yellow and cream highlight theBotanical Name: Araceae Common Names: Elephant Ear Description: The foliage of the Alocasia Stingray plant is striking because it has the appearance of the stingray, a type of sea mammal. It features flat, leathery leaves with upward pointing, inward curving tips. That recognizable whiptail is on it. This Southeast Asian native makes the ideal indoor plant if you want to create a tropical look. Additionally, alocasias are reputed to be effective air