Alocasia Serendipity NEW water thoroughly but allow the

water thoroughly but allow the top 1-2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings

Once you decide on placement

Native to: South Africa

When mature the leaves grow long thin points hence the name 'Skeleton Key'

Alocasia Serendipity NEW water thoroughly but allow theAlocasia 'Serendipity' is a striking suspected hybrid known for its unique dark foliage and dramatic growth habit. This plant was discovered by LariAnn Garner, a prominent figure in the world of aroid breeding, who discovered this particular variant at a nursery and recognised its potential. The hybrid was eventually named 'Serendipity' due to its unexpected discovery and the distinctive dark purplish hues that contrast with its green leaves, a