Alocasia Stingray Eugenia Named after the botanist who

Named after the botanist who likely discovered or first described it

trumpet-shaped flowers in shades of orange

and feature prominent

Floral Characteristics: Phragmipedium Memoria Mariza Rolando displays big and elegant slipper-shaped flowers with refined pink coloration and sophisticated patterns

Alocasia Stingray Eugenia Named after the botanist whoThe Alocasia Stingray is a striking tropical houseplant renowned for its distinctive bright green leaves and uniquely patterned stems featuring beautiful mottled markings that create an exotic focal point with bold visual appeal. Light: Bright, indirect light is essential. Avoid direct sunlight which can scorch the vibrant green leaves. Temperature: Warm temperatures are preferred, with a minimum night temperature of 65F (18C) and a maximum day