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Alocasia 'Reversa'

Alocasia 'Reversa'

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The Alocasia reversa is an extraordinary houseplant celebrated for its unique and captivating appearance. Its arrowhead or African mask shaped leaves feature a stunning reversal of colors, with deep green on top and a striking burgundy or deep red hue on the underside. 'Reversa' Alocasia showcases an upright growth pattern with sturdy stems. When fully mature, this Alocasia typically reaches a height of approximately 1-2 feet.

Botanical & Common Names

Botanical: Alocasia reversa

Common: Reversa Alocasia, African Mask, Silver Jewel Alocasia

Necessary Care Tips

  • Light: Bright Indirect
  • Ideal Temperature: 65-75°F
  • Humidity: High
  • Water: When the top inch of soil is dry
  • Fertilize: Once a month during the growing season with a balanced fertilizer diluted to half strength
  • Preferred Soil: Well-Draining Potting Mix

Advanced Care Tips

  • Alocasias go dormant in winter, so don't be alarmed if growth slows down during this period.
  • To encourage your Alocasia to flower, provide it with optimal conditions and allow it to rest during the winter period.
  • If your Alocasia does flower, it's a sign that the plant is healthy and happy. However, if you are not interested in the flowers, you can simply remove them which will help redirect the plants energy into producing new leaves.

Plant Insights

  • Member of the Araceae family, also known as the Arum family, which is a large family of flowering plants that includes over 3,700 species.
  • Alocasias are native to tropical and subtropical regions oof Asia, the Pacific Islands, and Eastern Australia.
  • While Alocasias are grown for their beautiful leaves, they can also produce flowers that are not very showy and non-fragrant.
  • This plant has air purifying qualities and is believed to remove indoor pollutants like formaldehyde and benzene.
  • This Alocasia was named after an agricultural journalist from the Philippines named Zac B. Sarian.
  • Unsafe / Toxic
  • Medium Maintenance

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