About the product photos
Photos of the new 17Ø / 65 cm, 24Ø / 115 cm, and 32Ø / 145 cm variants are provided directly by the supplier. For the 35Ø / 140 cm photo, AI was used to standardize the background and remove the measuring stick, surrounding area, and neighboring plants; covered or cropped edges were locally reconstructed. The original 19Ø / 85 cm photo also has an edited background. The images do not show the exact item you will receive.
Alocasia ‘Wentii’ – large leaves and a striking shape
Alocasia ‘Wentii’ stands out for its large green leaves and upright stems. Choose a smaller plant for your home or a mature specimen for a larger space. Each plant is unique; its shape, shade, and foliage density may naturally vary.
Sizes and what you will receive
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17Ø / 65 cm – 17 cm diameter pot, approx. 65 cm overall height.
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24Ø / 115 cm – 24 cm diameter pot, approx. 115 cm overall height.
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32Ø / 145 cm – 32 cm diameter pot, approx. 145 cm overall height; special delivery.
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35Ø / 140 cm – 35 cm diameter pot, approx. 140 cm overall height; the supplier lists three stems. Special delivery.
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19Ø / 85 cm – this original variant is currently unavailable.
The price is for one plant in a nursery pot. Available variants up to 120 cm tall are normally delivered within 5–8 calendar days. For variants measuring 140 and 145 cm, we will arrange the delivery price and date individually, depending on the delivery location and access route.
Watering
Water once the top 2–3 cm of substrate has dried out. Pour away any excess water from the cachepot. Do not allow the root ball to dry out completely or sit in water for extended periods.
Light
Provide bright, indirect light, away from strong midday sun.
Temperature and humidity
It prefers a warm environment of approximately 18–25 °C and higher humidity. Protect it from cold drafts, temperatures below 15 °C, and dry air right next to a heater.
Fertilizing
During active growth, feed with a diluted dose of houseplant fertilizer according to the manufacturer's instructions. Reduce feeding when growth slows.
Substrate and repotting
Use an airy, well-draining substrate with perlite and a pot with drainage holes. Repot when the pot becomes root-bound, ideally in spring.
Safety
This plant is not intended for consumption; keep it out of reach of children and pets.
