Alocasia cuprea 'Red Secret', Jewel Alocasia Venus flytrap We’ve found these clones to

We’ve found these clones to be slow growers when young because they typically are slow to develop much of a root system until they hit 4" in diameter

colorful pitchers

Plants are often slow growing at a small size but really pick up as the plants get larger and have a more established root system

The jury is still out on the leaf insertion and undulating leaves (which don’t appear on pure undulatifolia until they are much larger)

To our knowledge

Alocasia cuprea 'Red Secret', Jewel Alocasia Venus flytrap We’ve found these clones toThis tropical aroid's large, metallic leaves make it a great addition to any collection. The iridescent leaves emerge a copper, green with a light pink sheen. As the leaves mature, the green color deepens but the pink remains opalescent, becoming more noticeable as light reflects off the leaf. Mature leaves are deeply corrugated with the recessed veins appearing nearly black at some angles, which offers a stunning contrast to the rich satiny maroon