Alocasia Fornicata Albo Corm

An understated species with an exceptional mutation.

This listing is for a dormant corm of Alocasia fornicata Albo — a variegated form of a species rarely seen in cultivation outside specialist collections. You will receive one corm selected by our grower from the mother plant shown in the product photos. The mother plant is shown for reference and is not for sale.

Alocasia fornicata is a tall, upright species with elongated, lance-shaped leaves and a refined, almost minimalist silhouette. The Albo expression introduces white-to-cream sectoral variegation to that form — a combination that is exceptionally uncommon and largely absent from the public market.

Light — 80–180 PPFD at leaf level; bright indirect, controlled
Humidity — 65–80% RH with visible airflow at all times
Substrate — For corm germination: perlite + zeolite or perlite + sphagnum; warm 24–28°C, consistently moist
Watering — Keep germination medium consistently moist but never waterlogged
Feeding — No fertilizer until first leaf is established
Temperature — 24–28°C for germination; 22–28°C once established

Intentionally imported and held through a full quarantine protocol before listing.

Rare in the truest sense — not trending, simply scarce.