Alocasia Gageana Aurea Variegata
Alocasia Gageana Aurea Variegata
The Alocasia Gageana Aurea Variegata captivates with its golden-yellow variegation and is surprisingly easy to care for an Alocasia—ideal for beginners looking for a special plant. With proper care, it can grow impressively large over time.
✨ Seller's Choice - I personally select the most beautiful plant of the chosen size from my stock for you. The delivered plant matches the size and quality of the specimens shown.
📐 Available Sizes +
| Size | Pot Size | Plant Height without Pot |
|---|---|---|
| 🌱 S | 5cm | approx. 6-10cm |
| 🌿 M | 5-7cm | approx. 11-20cm |
🌿 Care Instructions +
| ⭐ Difficulty | 🌱 Beginner |
| ☀️ Light Requirement | Bright indirect light |
| 💧 Humidity | Medium to high (50–70%) |
💚 A few words from me +
Each of my plants is a natural product and therefore truly unique—that's what makes them so special. The photo shows a representative plant from my stock. All my plants are very similar in size and quality but naturally differ in details such as leaf shape, coloring, or growth direction. The decorative pot is not included in the delivery.
For selected products, you can choose your personal favorite plant directly—you'll recognize this by the option to choose between several specimens.
Since I personally select and carefully ship my plants, transparency is particularly important to me: light, temperature, and season naturally influence the leaf coloration, venation, and growth of my plants. These differences are intended and not a reason for complaint—they make each plant unique.
🌱 Cuttings & Rhizomes: Please note that I cannot guarantee successful rooting, growth, or a specific variegation pattern for cuttings and rhizomes. This is inherent to this early growth phase—and precisely where the magic lies.
Warning: This plant belongs to the Araceae family and contains calcium oxalate crystals. Contact with mouth or skin can cause irritation and burning; ingestion can lead to swelling in the throat. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If ingested or if symptoms persist, seek medical or veterinary advice.