Introduction：

The Alocasia Sanderiana is derived from the variation of Alocasia polly. The leaves are arrow-shaped shield-shaped, usually purple on the back of the leaves, and the flowers are Buddha flame inflorescences, which are drawn from the stem end. The leaves are numerous, usually arranged in a spiral, and the petioles are very thick. The leaves are particularly textured and leathery. The leaves are thick and full, the leaves are dark green with pink, some whole leaves are pink, there are some light white fine lines in the leaf center, and there is a very narrow silver-white ring around the leaf edge, which is very beautiful and generous.