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Alocasia Alba albo corm (Ultra Rare)
€485,00
From €12.50 tracked shipping (EU-wide UPS)
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This is where rare meets seriously stunning.
An Alocasia Alba Albo corm, featuring elegant heart-shaped leaves with feather-like venation 🪶 that almost looks hand-drawn. The variegation on mom is premium level, crisp, clean white splashed against deep forest-green sections, with sharp contrast that actually holds as the plant matures.
Despite its ultra-rare status, this one is a surprisingly fast grower and relatively easy to care for when given the right conditions. A true collector’s plant that doesn’t just sit pretty - it performs.
Perfect for those who want something exceptional in their collection without the constant babysitting.
Details
1 corm (pic) from Mom on the picturesÂ
Super rare Alocasia variety
Heart-shaped leaves with feather-like veins
High-contrast white variegation
Fast growing & beginner-friendly for a rare plant
A quiet flex for serious collectors, darling.
Rare, refined, and absolutely worth it. 💚
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Shipping note
To ensure the best possible start, this corm will be shipped once the weather has warmed up and conditions are milder here in Sweden. If preferred, it can also be shipped together with the upcoming restock - just let us know your choice. 🌱
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You collect conversation starters.
About corms and stemcuts – what to know
They are both a fun and exciting way to grow rare plants, but they always come with a bit of unpredictability.
• Every corm or stemcut grows differently
Corms or growth points aren’t clones. Each one develops in its own way, even when taken from the same mother plant.
• Variegation can’t be promised
Variegation is naturally unpredictable. It may appear early, show later, change over time -or sometimes not show at all.
• Part of the learning (and the fun)
Growing from corms/stemcuts is a journey - sometimes you win the variegation lottery, sometimes you don’t, but every grow teaches you something.
Our plants aren’t bought by trend-chasers they’re chosen by the ones whocreatethe trends