Large Alocasia 'Macrorrhiza' hanging How much cinnamon do you

How much cinnamon do you get from one tree

Leaves on the Ponytail Palm really look like ponytails

Adonidia palms are notoriously easy to care for

with a long narrow-tipped watering can

Large Alocasia 'Macrorrhiza' hanging How much cinnamon do youLooking to make your guests stop in their tracks? We have the plant for you! Commonly known as the Giant Taro or the Upright Elephant Ears, the Alocasia Macrorrhiza is a fast growing plant native to the rainforests of Southeast Asia, New Guinea, and Queensland. The vibrant green, ruffled leaves, the Alocasia 'Macrorrhiza', or the Giant Taro, gets its Giant name by having the largest un split leaf in the world! Being that it's from a tropical