ALOCASIA MAHARANI ALBO VARIEGATED

Alocasia Maharani Albo: Rare White Variegated Hybrid Houseplant The Alocasia Maharani Albo is a rare, highly sought-after variegated form of the Maharani hybrid (A. reginula × A. melo), compact in habit, with textured silvery-green leaves carrying white variegation. Why Collectors Prize This Hybrid This rare variegated Alocasia combines compact, upright growth with leathery, rough-textured leaves, which makes it well suited to indoor cultivation. The hybrid genetics bring lighter veins, a softer leaf texture than A. melo, and the red abaxials inherited from the Black Velvet parent, alongside the white variegation. What Distinguishes Maharani Albo For serious hybrid collectors, this plant shows features that separate it from its A. melo parent: distinctly lighter venation rather than uniform colouration, a softer leaf texture with less embossing, lighter leaf colouration, and the red undersides retained from the A. reginula heritage. The white variegation sets it apart again from the standard hybrid. All plants are grown in Fluval Stratum, our preferred early-stage medium for corms and baby Alocasia, held in our 3D printed Corm Keeper stand. Once fully rooted and at juvenile size we repot into our own pon mix, blended from components in our Soil Ninja range. Key Features: Rare white variegated form of the Maharani hybrid Cross between A. reginula (Black Velvet) and A. melo Textured silvery-green leaves with white variegation Compact, upright growth suited to indoor spaces Distinctive lighter veins and softer leaf texture Red abaxials inherited from the Black Velvet parent * These plants are acclimatised from tissue culture, not corm grown.