Alocasia Polly with Decorative Pot

Out-of-this-World, Waxy, Green Leaves

Are you on the hunt for an interesting plant that you can give as a gift or decorate your small spaces with? Although the compact 5” Alocasi Polly a only reaches an average size of 15” tall and 5” wide, it packs an incredible artistic touch. 

Known to make a statement, the 5” Alocasia looks like it belongs in the Amazon Rainforest. With large, arrowhead-shaped leaves that can grow up to 10 inches wide, it’s sure to get noticed. These deep green leaves have a very waxy, shiny appearance with bold, light colored veins. Plus, the bottoms of the thin stems that hold up these large leaves have hues of pink and light greens.

The 5” Alocasia, also known as the African Mask plant, makes the perfect gift. Because it comes in a container of your choice, you can send it directly to your loved ones as a gift, or to your own home or office without the hassle of finding the perfect sized pot and repotting. And because it only grows to 5” wide, it’s great for small spaces where other indoor plants can’t fit.

This perennial, evergreen plant is sure to add eclectic, modern interest no matter where you place it. To help the plant thrive the best, just place it in a warm, humid location. 

Don’t wait to get your very own 5” Alocasia. This popular variety won’t stay in stock long, so order yours now!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: Because your Alocasia comes pre-planted, its ready to enjoy! The Alocasia likes bright light, but its leaves will burn in direct sun, so place it in a spot with bright, indirect light. Its ideal spot is near, but not directly in front of, a sunny window.

2. Watering: Your Alocasia likes moist, well-draining soil. Use your finger to check the soil’s moisture level, about two or three inches down. So, water well when the soil is dry. Water your plant when there is a full two inches of dryness from the top of the soil.

You can also mist your Alocasia with a spray bottle twice or three times weekly, to mimic a humid, tropical environment.

3. Pruning: Remove dead or damaged foliage to encourage healthy growth.