Purple Sword Alocasia - Alocasia lauterbachiana Mid Century Modern The Bromeliad family is vast

The Bromeliad family is vast and also provides us with the world's most controversial pizza topping

First splits will start forming and with the right light fenestrations

A very rewarding and easy to care for plant

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The roots sit toward the top of the soil and creep around the pot as it grows

Purple Sword Alocasia - Alocasia lauterbachiana Mid Century Modern The Bromeliad family is vastThe Alocasia Lauterbachiana is a fun aroid variety with a thin sword shaped leaf, and purple hue to the back of the leaf and stem. This rare variety is also known as the Purple Sword Alocasia. Care tips below. How to Care for an Alocasia Lauterbachina Water once the top layer of soil feels dry to the touch, water thoroughly, allow excess water to drain away from the pot. Bright indirect sunlight, avoid direct sun.