Large Alocasia 'Regal Shield' Tolerates Low Humidity or English Ivy

or English Ivy

We love how this beauty adapts to your life—it's patient when you're learning

Make sure to let the water completely drain before you water your Jade again

commonly known as the Saint George's Sword or Mother-in-law's tongue

you'll be treated to a fragrance that makes staying up late worthwhile

Large Alocasia 'Regal Shield' Tolerates Low Humidity or English IvyThe Alocasia 'regal shield' is best characterized by the huge, dark green, velvety foliage. The nickname comes from the huge, shield shaped leaves. The mature leaves can grow to span anywhere from 1 to 3 feet wide and long! Native to the subtropics of Asia and Australia, regal shields love warmer temps and thrive in temperatures of between 60 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. When continually exposed to lower temperatures, the plant may grow dormant and lose