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ID for a nice flowering EE

20 years ago

Hello to everybody!

Please help me to identify my EE! I bought this at a super market labeled as 'Plant mix' or so. Now it is doing well on my windowsill and flowering, but I cannot find any labeled picture on the web.

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Thanks beforehand

hermann

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cactusfreak
20 years ago
Here are a couple of pictures.
Since it is not as serrated on the edges it could be a different cultivar. Or it could just be the growing condictions.
http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/2574

Here is a link that might be useful: Alocasia amazonica
arumgrande
Original Author
20 years ago
Hi Cactusfreak and thanks!
Some fellows in Germany call it A. sanderiana and I'm not able to differentiate between them. The I.A.S-Alocasia-site has none of them, are they synonymes? But I'm happy to have a nice plant in that "horizontal-light-spot"
Bye
hermann
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strever
20 years ago
sure looks like this one

Here is a link that might be useful: looks like this one

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