Alocasia cucullata Patterned Foliage with the slightly rippled

with the slightly rippled

The black-green upright leaves form a delightful small 10" tall clump (rarely taller)

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white cups fading to a dark burgundy center with yellow stamens

Alocasia cucullata Patterned Foliage with the slightly rippledAlocasia cucullata is a husky, but compact elephant ear with thick, shiny, green, heart shaped leaves, each with curlicue, twisted tips and upturned leaf margins. Alocasia cucullata forms a sturdy, 3' tall x 3' wide clump with 7" wide x 1' long leaf blades at the end of the upright green petioles. The flower spathe is hooded (i. e., cucullate) with the whole flower structure hiding below the leaf. The robust growing Alocasia cucullata is just perfect