Alocasia 'Golden Bone' - Golden Bone Elephant Ear - Various Sizes

Meet the Golden Bone Alocasia: A Unique Addition to Your Plant Family!

The Golden Bone Alocasia is a striking houseplant, celebrated for its golden-hued stems and contrasting deep green leaves. This unique alocasia variety stands out with its bright, eye-catching color and the elegant arrow-shaped foliage that adds a touch of tropical luxury to any home. Perfect for plant enthusiasts seeking a distinctive and vibrant addition to their collection, the Golden Bone Alocasia brings a splash of color and sophistication to your indoor space.

Golden Bone Alocasia Plant Profile

• Botanical Name: Alocasia 'Golden Bone'
• Common Name: Golden Bone Arrowhead, Golden Bone
• Family: Araceae 
• Native Range: Southeast Asia

Golden Bone Alocasia Care Guide

• Care: Moderate 
• Light: Bright, indirect light. Avoid direct light.
• Water: Keep soil moist, but not soggy
• Humidity: High. 55% or above
• Temperature: 60-75F. Avoid cold drafts.
• Pruning: Prune as needed to remove brown or dead leaves and control growth.
• Feeding: Fertilize 1/2 strength monthly during the spring and summer
• Growth: Upright. Can grow to 2-6' tall
• Propagation: Root division in spring or early summer
• Pests: Look out for mealybugs, spider mites, aphids
• Toxicity: Toxic to humans and pets.

Fun Fact About the Golden Bone Alocasia: The Marvelous Veins!

Did you know that the Golden Bone Alocasia is often admired for its spectacular leaf veins? The contrast between the deep green leaves and the brilliant golden lines creates a truly mesmerizing effect, making it a favorite among plant enthusiasts and collectors!

History of the Golden Bone Alocasia

The Golden Bone Alocasia hails from the tropical regions of Southeast Asia, where it thrives in humid, forested areas. Its unique appearance has made it a beloved choice for both indoor and outdoor gardens. Historically, Alocasia plants have been revered not just for their beauty but also for their cultural significance in various Southeast Asian communities, symbolizing strength and resilience in nature.