Alocasia 'Serendipity' Size:4" Pot Striking bracts grow from the

Striking bracts grow from the center of the plant and can be red

An attractive cultivar of Euphorbia Trigona with stems and leaves flushed red to magenta

Looking for a fast-growing screen

they're perfect for growing on bright tabletops -- and make excellent living centerpieces for special gatherings

Description: This Bromeliad is a flowering plant native to Brazil

Alocasia 'Serendipity' Size:4" Pot Striking bracts grow from theBotanical Name: Alocasia Hybrid Common Names: Alocasia Serendipity, Black Elephant Ear Description: Alocasia Serendipity is a tall plant with large, heart shaped purplish green leaves with very dark purple undersides. The stems and veins on the leaf undersides are lime green. Being a jungle plant, it prefers shady conditions and rich consistently moist soils and protection from drying or damaging winds and harsh afternoon sunlight. These conditions