Alocasia Venom philodendron bicolor Temperature/Humidity: Warm but not hot

Temperature/Humidity: Warm but not hot temperatures between 65-80°F

filtered enough to avoid scorching the chlorophyll-poor near-albino sectors

direct midday sun scorches the leaves and too little light fades the color

A vigorous and rewarding grower once established

but direct sun will scorch and bleach the foliage

Alocasia Venom philodendron bicolor Temperature/Humidity: Warm but not hotAlocasia Venom A striking cultivar that emerged as a mutation of Alocasia 'Amazonica' (a hybrid of A. sanderiana A. longiloba 'Watsoniana'), discovered by Mason Lee in South Korea. Its defining feature is the dramatically elongated, curling, fang like drip tip that gives the cultivar its name, paired with shield shaped leaves that mature to a pale, matte silvery green finish with softly undulating margins, raised venation, and a lightly puckered