Alocasia Venom philodendron boogie and sectoral patches across that

and sectoral patches across that deep green ground — a warm-toned aurea variegation that creates a striking contrast between the vivid gold and the deep jade

where it grows in the wet tropical biome at montane elevations

It is highly sought after by collectors for its unique foliage and hybrid vigor

deep green leaves with a subtly textured surface marked by glandular punctuations and a parallel tertiary vein pattern that reads

Anthurium Coriaceum

Alocasia Venom philodendron boogie and sectoral patches across thatAlocasia Venom A striking cultivar that emerged as a mutation of Alocasia 'Amazonica' (a hybrid of A. sanderiana A. longiloba 'Watsoniana'), discovered by Mason Lee in South Korea. Its defining feature is the dramatically elongated, curling, fang like drip tip that gives the cultivar its name, paired with shield shaped leaves that mature to a pale, matte silvery green finish with softly undulating margins, raised venation, and a lightly puckered