Alocasia azlanii 'Variegated'
Variegated Azlanii Alocasia
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Alocasia azlanii 'Variegated' is an exceptionally beautiful, compact jewel Alocasia native to Brunei on the island of Borneo. Prized for its gorgeous, metallic-looking leaves, it features glossy, deep green to bronzy foliage highlighted by contrasting venation with iridescent purple or red undertones. This corm-forming variety grows in a compact rosette on upright dark petioles. The ultra-rare variegated form boasts stunning cream or pale mint sectors and marbling that beautifully complement its dark, shimmering leaf surfaces.
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A Rather Splendid Metallic Anomaly
Goodness, another day, another dash for the kettle in this infernal British drizzle. But even the greyest skies can't dim the lustre of *Alocasia azlanii 'Variegated'*. Hailing from Brunei, Borneo, this compact jewel is an absolute stunner. Its ovate-cordate leaves boast a proper metallic sheen – deep green to bronze, laced with iridescent purple venation. And the variegation? Creamy sectors and pale mint marbling dance across the surface, making this already gorgeous specimen utterly irresistible. A corm-former, growing in a neat rosette, it’s a tiny masterpiece, though the occurence of such pristine variegation in cultivation is still rather rare, making the price quite… eye-watering. Still, a remarkable plant, indeed!