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Alocasia Jacklyn photo
Alocasia Jacklyn is a tropical plant in the Araceae family that is thought to have mutated from another species, Alocasia portei. This plant is very eye-catching because of its bright green leaves marked with dark lines on the veins. Alocasia Jacklyn is also called Alocasia tandurusa because its leaves have the shape of a deer head.
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Alocasia Jacklyn
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| Scientific name | Alocasia tandurusa |
| Genus | Alocasia |
| Family | Araceae |
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Generally, Alocasia Jacklyn needs to be watering once every 10 days in 1.5 cups.
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