4" Alocasia ‘Stingray’ lechleriana Malaysia in 1985 by renown

Malaysia in 1985 by renown botanist Dr

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This cactus goes dormant during the winter and will need much less water during that time

Place your plant in a brightly lit room where it receives bright indirect light

Native to tropical climates

4" Alocasia ‘Stingray’ lechleriana Malaysia in 1985 by renownAlocasia Stingray is collected for its uniquely shaped foliage, from which it gets its name. The leaves on this elephant ear species have a long and narrow tip which resembles the tail of a stingray. Alocasia macrorrhiza Stingray can grow up to 10' if grown outside. If kept as an indoor plant, Alocasia Stingray will be a manageable size. Alocasia Stingray care: This plant prefers a well draining soil rich in organic matter. Allow your plant to dry out