Alocasia Bambino Variegata

Alocasia Bambino is a cultivated variety within the Alocasia genus, hailing from the Araceae family. This particular variegated form comes with an exceptional genetic trait that results in a unique leaf pattern, which consists of vibrant greens marbled with delicate white or cream and pink. It's very similar to the Alocasia Amazonica and some people have a diffucult time telling them apart, Bambino is often considered the dwarf or compact version of the alocasia amazonica!
 
You will receive a plant very similar to the one shown.
 
Striking Variegation
The star feature of Alocasia Bambino Variegated is its distinct variegated leaves. Each leaf showcases a captivating blend of forest green and lighter shades, making the plant a striking visual element in any setting. Variegation is due to a fascinating genetic mutation affecting chlorophyll distribution, hence creating the spellbinding mosaic of colors on each leaf.
 
 
Care Requirements
Light: Thrives in bright, indirect sunlight to accentuate its variegation.
Water: Requires consistent moisture but is averse to waterlogging.
Temperature: Ideal temperature range is between 65°F and 75°F.
Soil: Opt for a well-draining, peat-based soil mix.
Care Level: Moderate
Light: Bright, indirect light
Water: Keep soil consistently moist, but not waterlogged
Soil: Well-draining, aerated soil
 
Key Features:
Limited edition due to its rare pink variegation
Ideal for plant collectors and enthusiasts
Brings a unique aesthetic element to any space
Each leaf is uniquely patterned, so no two plants are the same
 
Note: Due to its unique coloration, this Alocasia is in high demand and supplies are limited.
 
How To Grow:
Alocasia Bambino variegated likes medium indirect light. Do not put in direct sun, or it will scorch the leaves.  Alocasias like moist soil, but not wet. 
 
Give it humid temperatures (60%-80%) and do not expose it to extreme cold, or it may go dormant.  
 
To keep Alocasia Bambino  pest-free, keep them healthy by watering on schedule when the potting medium dries out, keeping a humid environment, and fertilizing when needed (ideally summer through fall.)