Alocasia baginda 'Dragon Scale' - British Grown print or one designed for Anthuriums

or one designed for Anthuriums or Orchids

while the leaf margins are softly fringed – a nod to its botanical name ciliatus

You will get best results by choosing healthy foliage and cutting at least six inches (15cm)

This striking carnivorous houseplant produces elegant

- Prolong flowering by deadheading waning flowers

Alocasia baginda 'Dragon Scale' - British Grown print or one designed for AnthuriumsScientific Name Alocasia baginda (His majesty's lotus root plant) 'Dragonscale' Common Name Dragon Plant, Dragon Scale Plant Origin Native to Southeast Asia Description The Alocasia baginda is accustomed to hot, humid and moist conditions in its native Borneo, so will appreciate a warm location in your house too though not next to a radiator, which would risk drying it out far too quickly. The leaves give this plant its common name, as the shiny,