Alocasia odora ‘Batik’ Rare No labels but cute as

No labels but cute as a button

Pet safe: No—likely toxic if ingested (typical of many cucurbit relatives)Difficulty: Advanced

This is a relatively small

You can grow them indoors on a very

this Calathea is surprisingly easy to care for—especially in coastal climates—and adds moody elegance to any indoor space

Alocasia odora ‘Batik’ Rare No labels but cute asAlocasia odora Batik is a cultivar of Alocasia odora selected for its striking vein patterning, which resembles the intricate designs of batik textile art. The foliage is broad, glossy, and a soft shade of green, overlaid with creamy white veins that branch and intersect like a hand drawn map. While it shares the general growth habit of its parent speciesupright, elephant ear style foliage and thick petiolesBatik is especially admired for the contrast