The variegated leaves of Alocasia frydek variegata each have their own unique pattern.

Frydek variegata is an exceptional plant that requires care and the right conditions to thrive. Its unique and beautiful white-spotted variegated leaves make it a valuable addition to any plant collection!

Care :

Place your Alocasia frydek variegata in bright, indirect light. The white, variegated part of the leaves has less chlorophyll and therefore requires more light to photosynthesize effectively. General Alocasia care advice applies with a porous and well-drained soil mix that should always be slightly moist.

Botanical description

Origin.

Alocasia micholitziana 'Frydek', known as 'Frydek variegata' is the leaves become variegated. Alocasia micholitziana originates from the Philippines. The variegated version was originally discovered with yellow spots but now the white variegated variety has become more popular.

What is variegation?

When a plant is variegated or 'motley' it means that some parts of the plant lack chlorophyll. It is a genetic, often naturally occurring mutation . Alocasia is also prone to this mutation when cultivated in vitro, which has led to an explosion of different varieties. All with their own unique patterns and colors.

Alocasia frydek variegata has become very popular among plant collectors worldwide. The leaves have an incredibly beautiful mix of green velvety parts with sharply defined white spots. Order a truly unusual houseplant from Ferns with this exotic plant. Buy Alocasia frydek variegata online.