Alocasia Watsoniana Pride Of Cup

Origin
The Alocasia Watsoniana Pride Of Cup originates from the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. Here, it belongs to the genus of the Araceae, also known as the arum family. The natural habitat of this house plant extends from Borneo to the Philippines. The name 'Pride Of Cup' is derived from its imposing appearance.

Characteristics
The most striking characteristic of the Alocasia Watsoniana Pride Of Cup are the large, conspicuously heart-shaped leaves, which also have a rich, deep-dark green colour. These leaves not only have a striking shape, but also a peculiar texture, particularly because they are curled and somewhat smooth. this plant can reach a height of about 100 centimetres. It is a green plant species, which does not bear flowers.

Care
The Alocasia Watsoniana Pride Of Cup requires specific care. A location with bright, indirect sunlight is ideal for this plant. Direct sunlight can scorch the leaves. The plant thrives best in a high humidity, similar to its natural habitat. It is important to keep the soil regularly moist. However, it should be avoided that the roots stand in water, as this can lead to root rot.