Alocasia 'Chantrieri' Variant:4" This is a cycad which

This is a cycad which means its part of a group of ancient group of seed plants

This plant is in the bromeliad family

They typically have woody stems and the lacy leaves will cluster into bushy groups at the end of branches

Tropical Plant - in the Asparagaceae family

This plant is in the bromeliad family and produces beautiful flowers when you keep it happy

Alocasia 'Chantrieri' Variant:4" This is a cycad whichAlocasia are known for delicate leaves with interesting patterns. This rare Chantrieri looks almost like a red version of the popular alocasia polly. A wonderful plant that is always losing a leaf and gaining a leaf. A welcome addition to any collector's plant family! Climate Native to tropical regions of Australia and Asia Soil Well draining potting soil with peat moss, wait until it becomes potbound to repot Humidity Likes increased humidity, use