6" Alocasia 'Polly' African Mask small Quickly vining up a pole

Quickly vining up a pole or sweeping down from a hanging pot

The curving tips of the leaf to one side gives the leaf a playful paisley shape to it

that of lime leather leaves rolling up from a central "nest" with the new baby frondlets looking like unhatched "eggs"

Truly a spectacular display

Be sure and cut a few winding stems for all your flower arrangements

6" Alocasia 'Polly' African Mask small Quickly vining up a poleLike the sails of an exotic ship are the large, triangular leaves of dark green leather with ropy, glowing, silver veins coming off the prominent midrib with a few extra sparky forks, to their curvy edges. The stems are variable pink green and slender. This is not one of the huge Alocasias, reaching a perfect size of about 2' by 2' overall. Polly's nickname is African mask cause she has the wild look of a traditional tribal African mask. Coming from