Plant Description
Alocasia Antoro Velvet Tri-Colour: Extremely Rare Multi-Toned Tropical Houseplant
One of the rarest Alocasia in cultivation. The Alocasia Antoro Velvet Tri Colour is extremely rare and very hard to find, following on from the standard and well-loved Antoro Velvet, with leaves displaying green on green variegation, metallic bronze tones and subtle pink colouring.
Why Collectors Treasure Antoro Velvet Tri Colour
This super rare tri-coloured form holds the attention of the most dedicated growers, its textured velvety leaves combining several tones at once: green on green variegation, metallic bronze accents and subtle pink hues against dark undersides. A synonym of Alocasia genus 'Chienlii', the plant was unofficially dubbed 'Antoro Velvet' after Sahmantoro, the Indonesian grower of Antoro Flora who found it in the rainforest, which makes this tri-colour form more notable still for its heritage and rarity.
A Statement Plant for Advanced Collections
Suited to serious collectors seeking the rarest specimens, this tri-coloured form pairs the velvety texture with multi-toned colouration that sets it apart from the standard cultivar. Textured leaves, green on green variegation, metallic bronze tones, subtle pink colouring and genuine scarcity place this ultra-rare collector's houseplant at the far end of Alocasia collecting and rainforest discovery.
All plants are grown in Fluval Stratum, our preferred early-stage medium for corms and baby Alocasia, held in our 3D printed Corm Keeper stand. Once fully rooted and at juvenile size we repot into our own pon mix, blended from components in our Soil Ninja range.
Key Features:
- Extremely rare and very hard to find coloured form
- Textured velvety leaves with a multi-toned appearance
- Green on green variegation with metallic bronze tones
- Subtle pink colouring adds to the colour combination
- Synonym of Alocasia genus 'Chienlii'
- Named after Indonesian grower Sahmantoro of Antoro Flora
- Discovered in rainforest, with a distinct heritage story
- Super rare collector's specimen
Plant Genus
Lighting Conditions
Alocasia thrive off good lighting. The use of grow lights can help with darker areas of your home.
Humidity & Water
The only rule! Don't over water, keep your substrate moist, not wet. Less is more in every watering. High humidity is essential; aim for 60% or higher. Use a humidifier, pebble tray, or regular misting
Semi Hydro Growing
Using LECA or pon you can grow your plants without soil. Read our blog for more information
Feed Your Plant
Every watering during the growing season (spring & summer) using a water-soluble nutrients
Pet Safety
Alocasia contain insoluble calcium oxalates and can be toxic if ingested by cats, dogs, or children
