Alocasia Bambino Pink variegata | 7 cm pot anthuriumThe Bambino Pink Variegata is an uncommon and sought after pink variegated variety of the Alocasia Bambino, prized for its slender, arrow shaped leaves. This variant showcases vibrant pink variegation which varies from bright tones to almost pastel. Its compact size and striking colour contrast make it a standout in any collection. Supplied: The exact plant shown in the picture, in a 7 cm pot. Care Tips: Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light.
Incredible pairing between a Papillilaminum var x Crystallinum cross that retains bright variegation further crossed with the renowned Tezula Red Crystallinum
in 7 cm pot
This plant was produced from a x self of the original Legend clone
💦 Humidity: Prefers higher humidity (60%+) but grows well in ambient conditions
Complex hybrid between a DressCarla (Dressleri x Carlablackiae) x BVEP seed parent crossed with a Carlablackiae (GPH001 s1) x Papillilaminum (RA5 s1) hybrid
renowned breeder in Vietnam
a sought after feature of this hybrid
Lesser known Alocasia species from Indonesia that still very rare in cultivation across the world
Interesting hybrid between Anthurium Subsignatum (velvet-form from Australia)
almost black foliage and pink/red toned veins but with completely different forms and structure
taking on the textured almost artificial looking foliage of the Melo balanced with the veins and dark colouration of the Black Velvet
known for strong variegation across pillowly deep green leaves
