Alocasia

When the Daughter Does Not Resemble the Mother
When the Daughter Does Not Resemble the Mother
Can a predominantly green mother produce a daughter that looks completely different? One Alocasia Heart Balloon made us look twice — and reminded us why the mother plant offers clues,... Read more...
When Names Arise From Observation
When Names Arise From Observation
When an unusual plant expression catches our attention, a name often follows. But what exactly are we naming—the plant itself, or simply what we observe? Through Alocasia Golden Bone “Rose-Kissed... Read more...
Dracarys: When a Botanical Name Meets a Dragon
Dracarys: When a Botanical Name Meets a Dragon
What makes Dragon Scale different from Alocasia baginda? We followed the botanical record, the horticultural name—and one suspiciously missing trail of paperwork. Read more...