Leaf Detail Portrait
Alocasia lauterbachiana Albo
Albo Lauterbachiana Alocasia
Quick Facts
growth HabitSelf-heading, upright terrestrial
mature SizeMedium to Large (60-90 cm)
lightBright Indirect Light
humidityHigh humidity (70-80%)
temperatureWarm (18-30°C)
difficultyModerate
growth SpeedMedium
Part of the Alocasia lauterbachiana familyVariegated Sport£ · CommonVery LowAlbo colour-break cultivar of Alocasia lauterbachiana, Northern New Guinea to the Bismarck Archipelago
£18· 7cm plant
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£18· 7cm plant
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See full auction data ↓Morphology
leaf ShapeLong, narrow sword-like
leaf Length20-40 cm
leaf Width5-10 cm
petiole ColorGreen with reddish-purple blush, unaffected by leaf variegation
venationPinnateVeins or lobes arranged like a feather, branching out symmetrically on both sides of a single main central vein., prominent
textureCorrugated, leathery
variegationchimericVariegation caused by a cell mutation. Often produces high contrast but can be unstable and revert to all-green. white sectoral variegation
growth HabitSelf-heading, upright
About
The lance-shaped leaf's already strong geometry reads even more dramatically once broken by white sectors. Alocasia lauterbachiana Albo shares the same underlying form and growth habit as Alocasia lauterbachiana — long, narrow sword-like leaves on self-heading, upright growth — with clean white sectoral patches breaking across the long, narrow sword-like leaf, the reddish-purple petiole blush unaffected.
Native Range
New Guinea
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