The 'Kong' series is famous for its enormous leaves—up to 6-8 inches long—on large, robust plants. This makes a dramatic statement in shade gardens and large containers. The foliage comes in several color patterns, all on the same massive scale. As a houseplant, it requires medium to high light.
The huge leaves create a tropical, jungle-like effect. Use as a specimen in large containers or as a focal point in shade borders. Space generously to accommodate the large spread.
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