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Plant ID needed, please

fawnridge (Ricky)

12 years ago

I believe this is Alocasia tigrina but the leaves aren't as long and sharp as others I've seen. I thought it was A. zebrina at first, but mine is huge in comparison to every zebrina I've ever seen. The leaves are almost 2 feet long and stand 4 feet tall.

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grabmebymyhandle
12 years ago
I'd go with A. Tigrina maybe tigrina superba...it's a confusing group of alocasia...

My zebrina, and most that I see, have slender leaves, that taper quickly...
Martina DeLuca
12 years ago
Here's a site reference shot of a large Zebrina. I think that's what yours is. Very beautiful plant, by the way. Do you also grow Tigrina? Has much skinnier leaves.

http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?enlarge=0000+0000+1203+0866
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