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Alocasia Pink Black Velvet Variegated | Rare Collector Plant
Alocasia Pink Black Velvet Variegated | Rare Collector Plant
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🌸 Alocasia Pink Black Velvet – Rare Variegated Jewel Alocasia
Alocasia ‘Pink Black Velvet’ is an exceptionally rare collector’s plant featuring the classic velvety dark leaves of the Black Velvet — now streaked with luminous pink, blush, or cream variegation. Its thick, suede-like foliage has a dramatic contrast of deep charcoal and rosy tones, creating a bold statement for any aroid collection.
Compact, slow-growing, and highly sought after, this plant thrives in terrariums, greenhouse cabinets, or bright indoor setups with stable humidity.
🪴 Product Details
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Botanical name: Alocasia reginula ‘Pink Black Velvet’
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Form: Small to medium potted plant
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Feature: Variegated pink and cream marbling across deep black velvet foliage
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Grown in: Lava rock and perlite mix for strong, stable roots
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Condition: Rooted, acclimated, and ready for display
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Each plant is hand-selected for visible pink variegation, healthy root system, and compact form
Natural variation occurs — each plant’s color pattern and pink intensity are unique. Green algae on substrate may appear under high humidity and is harmless.
🌿 Growing Conditions
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Temperature: 70–75°F
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Humidity: ~60% (acclimate gradually to your space over 5–7 days)
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Light: Bright, indirect light to preserve leaf color and avoid burn
🌱 Care Instructions
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Water: Maintain consistent moisture through bottom wicking or a self-watering setup. Do not allow the mix to fully dry out.
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Humidity: Prefers 60–80%. Transition slowly to lower levels to prevent leaf stress.
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Temperature: Keep between 65–75°F; avoid cold drafts.
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Soil (if repotting): Use a chunky, well-draining aroid mix (coco coir, orchid bark, perlite).
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Fertilizer: Feed monthly during active growth with a balanced liquid fertilizer at ¼–½ strength.
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Dormancy: Reduce watering and pause fertilizer in winter when growth slows.
✨ Why Collectors Love It
The Pink Black Velvet brings an elegant, high-contrast look rarely seen in Alocasia — the deep, velvety leaves with streaks of blush pink make it a crown jewel for collectors and interior plant stylists alike.
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