Plant Description
Alocasia Bisma Platinum Albo: Ultra Rare White Variegated Collector's Houseplant
The Alocasia Bisma Platinum Albo is an ultra rare specimen with textured leaves and white variegation, a plant prized by the most dedicated collectors worldwide.
Why Serious Collectors Value Bisma Platinum Albo
This exceptionally rare Alocasia cultivar holds the attention of experienced enthusiasts for its textured foliage set against vivid white variegation, with patterns that differ from plant to plant. Its rarity, combined with that visual contrast, places it at the top of the rare Alocasia cultivars and among the most sought-after specimens in advanced collections.
For Advanced Collections
Suited to serious rare plant collectors, the Bisma Platinum Albo stands among the rarest Alocasia available, with extremely limited stock worldwide. The combination of textured leaves and vivid variegation makes this ultra rare collector's houseplant a considered addition to an established collection.
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
- Ultra rare Alocasia with extremely limited availability
- Textured leaves with distinctive surface detail
- Vivid white variegation gives marked contrast
- Genuine rarity, seldom offered
- Suited to advanced rare plant collections
- A significant specimen for serious enthusiasts
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
