Alocasia sinuata
A small Philippine Alocasia with puckered, quilted, wavy-edged leaves, sold as 'Quilted Dreams' or 'Bullata'. In the wild it is endemic to limestone forest on Samar, Leyte and parts of Mindanao, and it is assessed as critically endangered even though nursery-grown plants are common. It is a shaded forest-floor plant that wants warmth, high humidity and an airy, mineral-rich mix.
Where it grows wild
A terrestrial herb of the forest floor in limestone forest, growing among rocks and leaf litter in shade.
No elevation range was found. The limestone forests of Samar and Leyte where it grows are mostly in the lowlands, so conditions are warm year-round.
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