Alocasia amazonica

Alocasia × amazonica

Flower name
Alocasia amazonica
Scientific name
Alocasia × amazonica
Aliasamazonica, Alocasia amazonica
Place of originGarden variety native to Southeast Asia
Place of floweringBotanical Gardens
Flowering seasonJanuary, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

What is Alocasia amazonica

Alocasia amazonica (scientific name: Alocasia × amazonica) is an evergreen perennial plant in the genus Alocasia of the family Araceae and is native to Southeast Asia. It is a gradient horticultural cultivar of Nagaba kuwazuimo and Sandeliana. This is a unique ornamental plant with artificial flower-like leaves made of thick vinyl. The leaves are dark green with distinct white veins and jagged margins.

Generic name: Alocasia amazonica, scientific name: Alocasia × amazonica, other name: Alocasia, amazonica, place of origin: Horticultural variety native to Southeast Asia, type of life: evergreen perennial, grass height: 30-200 cm, single leaf, leaf shape: long triangle, leaf color: shiny dark green with main veins, fusiform veins and silver at the margins, plumage: wavy, flowering period: June to August, flower color: white to pale yellow, inflorescence: hanging inflorescence, leaf appreciation period: perennial.