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Alocasia 'Polly'

Accepted:

Yes

Established:

No

Nomenclatural Notes:

Published in:

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Released Year:

1996

Propagated:

Yes

Cultivar Type:

Sport

Originator:

Denis Rotolante

Namer:

Denis Rotolante

Seed Parent:

Alocasia sanderiana

Pollen Parent:

Alocasia longiloba

Base Species or Cultivar:

Alocasia 'Amazonica'

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Cultivar Origin:

Name Origin:

It was named because it was originally believed to be a polyploid of Amazonica

Growth Habit:

‘Polly’, sometimes commonly sold under the name of Dwarf African mask plant or elephant’s ear, is a compact hybrid that typically grows to 2’ tall and as wide. Large dark green leaves not only feature dramatic silvery-green to white veins but also produce attractive shades of yellow and green when backlit by sun.

Leaf Blade:

Dark green foliage with cream colored veins with a heart shaped leaves.

Bloom and Fruit:

Male and female flowers bloom on a white spadix which is partially encircled by a green spathe.

Distinguishing Characteristics:

It is a compact version of Alocasia Amazonica. It's compact growth habit has made it the #1 selling Alocasia worldwide since it was put on the market.

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