Alocasia cochinchinensis
Alocasia cochinchinensis is a Pierre name that Engler and Krause published in 1920 only in synonymy, not as a separate species. The epithet refers to Cochinchina (southern Vietnam). No wild records exist under this name, so the care here is generic for lowland Indochinese Alocasia.
Where it grows wild
It has no wild habitat of its own. Its conditions follow those of the warm, humid Southeast Asian forests its Alocasia relatives come from.
Not applicable. These are generic lowland tropical targets.
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