Alocasia scalprum gullig heavily textured and can grow

heavily textured and can grow up to 50 cm long and 10-15 cm wide under optimal conditions

and 'Etna' is one of the more recent additions with its spectacular foliage

med en matt undersida

and antioxidative properties

with its deeply lobed leaves

Alocasia scalprum gullig heavily textured and can growWell known from cultivation as a houseplant in the Philippines, and introduced as Alocasia cv. Samar Lance in 1984. It was first described as a species in 1999. Alocasia scalprum is an unusual plant characterized by its deep green leaves, often with a metallic sheen. The leaves have a sculpted, almost knife like shape, giving rise to its Latin name "scalprum" (Latin for "chisel" or "knife"). The leaf surface is smooth and glossy, and the veins are