Alocasia 'Loco'

Alocasia 'Loco'

8 cm pot
€19,95
Offer price  €19,95 Regular price 
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Alocasia 'Loco'

Alocasia 'Loco'

€19,95
Offer price  €19,95 Regular price 
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Alocasia ‘Loco’ is a rare and unusual indoor plant, valued for its unique and exotic appearance. It belongs to the Alocasia genus, which includes perennial plants with large leaves, native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Asia and Eastern Australia. This variety stands out for its spectacular leaves and is a popular choice among ornamental plant enthusiasts.

Physical Characteristics

Leaves: Alocasia ‘Loco’ has large, deep green, glossy leaves with wavy and curved edges. The leaf shape resembles a heart or an arrow, and the prominent silver veins create an attractive visual contrast. These features give the plant a sculptural and dramatic look.

Size: It is a compact plant, reaching heights of about 30-50 cm, making it ideal for smaller indoor spaces.

Origin and History

Alocasia ‘Loco’ is a cultivated hybrid, first introduced in 2010 by Deroose Plants from Apopka, Florida. It is considered a mutation of Alocasia ‘Polly’, a hybrid resulting from the crossbreeding of Alocasia sanderiana and Alocasia longiloba ‘Watsoniana’. The plant was reintroduced to the market in 2023 after nearly disappearing from circulation, highlighting its rarity and value.

Care Requirements

To thrive, Alocasia ‘Loco’ requires specific conditions similar to its natural tropical environment:

Light: Prefers bright indirect light. Direct sunlight can burn the leaves.

Soil: Needs well-drained soil rich in organic matter. We recommend a specific substrate for Araceae.

Watering: The soil should be kept moist but not waterlogged. Overwatering can lead to root rot, to which the plant is sensitive.

Humidity: Appreciates high humidity, ideally above 60%, to mimic tropical conditions.

📌 Note: Alocasia is a sensitive plant. Therefore, you may receive these plants with some leaf imperfections, but these do not affect the plant’s viability. Leaves may show natural imperfections, slight scratches, marked edges, wrinkles, fine cracks, or marks resulting from handling, transport, or adaptation to the new environment. It is normal for some older leaves to yellow or be replaced as the plant acclimates.


Height including pot: approx. 15 cm - miniature

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