Alocasia 'Melo' Genus_Palm which become covered with holes

which become covered with holes that resemble swiss cheese as it gets older

heart-shaped leaves

The idea has its origins in Japan

This is one of the fastest-growing varieties of aroid which is desired for its unique fenestrated leaves

Alocasia 'Melo' Genus_Palm which become covered with holesBotanical Name: Alocasia Rugosa Common Names: Alocasia Melo, Elephant Ear Description: The jade green to greenish blue leaves of this plant grows on erect terrestrial petioles. These leaves are thick enough to look like cardboard and confuse you with an artificial plant. These terrestrial growers can beautify any corner in your house to add the necessary oomph to the decor. Let us get to know about the thick leaf, Jewel Melo Alocasia along with its