Alocasia 'Plumbea' Pink Variegated (wk24-A) Week 48 with variegation becoming more pronounced

with variegation becoming more pronounced and dramatic over time

heart-shaped leaves with rich emerald to deep green tones and striking variegation in cream

Compared to many Syngonium varieties

Each leaf develops unique markings ranging from fine splashes to large blocks of white

lance-shaped leaves that emerge in soft pink to strawberry tones before maturing to glossy green with subtle pink highlights

Alocasia 'Plumbea' Pink Variegated (wk24-A) Week 48 with variegation becoming more pronouncedAlocasia 'Plumbea' Pink Variegated is a rare variegated form of Alocasia plumbea, known for its elongated, shield like leaves and smoky, metallic undertones. The foliage ranges from deep gray green to slate with a subtle matte sheen, highlighted by irregular splashes and sectoral patches of soft blush to bubblegum pink. The pink patterning varies from light marbling to bold half moon sections, creating striking contrast against the dark, moody base