Alocasia × amazonica has arrow-shaped, scalloped leaves with bold silver-green veins on glossy dark green. Grows from rhizomes; each produces several 1-ft leaves. ‘Polly’ stays compact.
Divide rhizomes in spring. Keep rhizome top above soil to prevent rot.
Fussy but spectacular. Worth the humidity effort.
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