Alocasia reversa aroid Originally the horticultural cross was

Originally the horticultural cross was done in Europe and then redone in Japan

red pitchers are one of the largest in the genus and have been fabled to eat monkeys and rats

It's a vigorous grower with thick leaves

Whatever they are

Nepenthes spathulata x diabolica BE-3983

Alocasia reversa aroid Originally the horticultural cross wasAlocasia reversa is one of the most beautiful of the jewel Alocasia. Native to hills in areas around Kuching, this species has dark patterns on the interior of the leaf which presents a stark contrast to the light green on the exterior. Jewel Alocasia thrive under bright light indoors and part sun shade outdoors. They also do very well under grow lights. High humidity encourages new growth more quickly. Temperatures are best between 60 85 degrees.