Alocasia sumo hats the crowns and stems of

the crowns and stems of the plant will get rot

If the leaves are dark green in color it's best not to provide direct sun as it will harm them

Red purple flowers bloom in mid summer

spring Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant No Cold Hardy to 25 F Attracts pollinators Birds

Western Sycamore (Platanus racemosa)

Alocasia sumo hats the crowns and stems ofAlocasia Sumo This plant is a cross between Purple Cloak and Portora. The leaves are large and dark green on the top with light red ribs underneath. The leaves can reach up to four feet long and two feet wide. This plant can reach a height of ten feet. Alocasia grows well in big pots; they can thrive in the summertime and then be brought indoors in the winter. Fertilize once a month during spring and summer, growing season. Alocasias go dormant in