Alocasia Calidora

Alocasia calidora Alocasia calidora is a striking tropical plant known for its large, dramatic foliage and bold presence. Here's an overview of how to grow it, along with its characteristics, native range, and other details: Plant Description Common Name: Alocasia Calidora (also known as Elephant Ear or Giant Taro). Family: Araceae Leaf Description: Alocasia calidora has large, glossy, heart-shaped leaves with a rich dark green color. The leaves can be quite dramatic in size, often giving the plant its distinctive "elephant ear" appearance. Stem: The stems are thick and can grow tall, supporting the massive leaves. The plant's stature gives it a dramatic, tropical look. Flower: While not as commonly noticed, the plant can produce an inflorescence with a spathe and spadix, similar to other Alocasia species. However, it’s the foliage that is most valued. Growth Zone USDA Hardiness Zone: 9-11. This means that it thrives in warm, humid climates and is ideal for growing outdoo