Alocaisa Melo Albo

A rare variegated mutation of Alocasia Melo, featuring dramatic white variegation over ultra-thick, stone-like leaves. Origin: This is the Albo (white variegated) form of Alocasia Melo—a species known for its exceptionally thick, corrugated, almost rock-like leaves with a deep bluish-green tone. The Albo mutation introduces high-contrast white patches or marbling, creating an extraordinary visual contrast against the textured surface. Due to the leaf thickness, the variegation appears layered and three-dimensional, enhancing the plant’s sculptural appeal. Care Recommendations: 🌡️ Temperature: 70–85°F (21–29°C) 💧 Humidity: 70–80% 🌞 Light: Medium to bright indirect light; avoid harsh direct sunlight to protect the variegation. Difficulty Level: 4 Additional Notes: This is a slow-growing and sensitive variety. Its thick leaves require excellent airflow and well-draining media to prevent rot. The white variegation is unstable and can burn easily under low humidity or sudden environmenta