Alocasia zebrina ‘Reticulata’
£27.86
A highly decorative Alocasia combining zebra-patterned stems with finely netted reticulate leaf markings.
Pot size: 7 cm
Variant: H 15 cm
2 in stock
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Description
About this plant
A highly decorative Alocasia combining zebra-patterned stems with finely netted reticulate leaf markings. Grow in bright indirect light, warmth and humidity using a well-draining aroid mix.
Growing and care
- Light: Bright, indirect light
- Mature height: 60–180 cm
- Watering: Keep evenly moist during active growth, but never leave the roots in stagnant water.
- Seasonal interest: Primarily grown for foliage or form; flowering varies by maturity and conditions
- Hardiness / temperature: Keep above 15°C
- Soil: Airy, free-draining houseplant mix with perlite or fine bark
- Humidity: Average household humidity; tropical foliage appreciates higher humidity
- Feeding: Use a balanced houseplant feed every 4–6 weeks in spring and summer
- Pruning: Remove yellow or damaged leaves and trim growth to maintain shape
- Potting and repotting: Repot in spring when roots fill the pot, usually every 1–2 years
Care guidance is general information for the Alocasia group; individual cultivars and growing conditions may differ.
Additional information
Additional information
| Pot size | 7 cm |
|---|---|
| Light | Bright, indirect light |
| Mature height | 60–180 cm |
| Watering | Keep evenly moist during active growth, but never leave the roots in stagnant water. |
| Seasonal interest | Primarily grown for foliage or form; flowering varies by maturity and conditions |
| Hardiness / temperature | Keep above 15°C |
| Soil | Airy, free-draining houseplant mix with perlite or fine bark |
| Humidity | Average household humidity; tropical foliage appreciates higher humidity |
| Feeding | Use a balanced houseplant feed every 4–6 weeks in spring and summer |
| Pruning | Remove yellow or damaged leaves and trim growth to maintain shape |
| Potting and repotting | Repot in spring when roots fill the pot, usually every 1–2 years |






























