Stingray Elephant Ear Height:30-40cm attracting bees and butterflies with

attracting bees and butterflies with its nectar-rich blooms

This captivating tropical plant earns its name from its toxic sap

This peaceful plant isn't the ideal companion for children and pets as it is toxic to them

They thrive in arid conditions

is key to maintaining its lush appearance

Stingray Elephant Ear Height:30-40cm attracting bees and butterflies withOriginally from Southeast Asia, Alocasia Macrorrhiza Stingray is more commonly known as the Elephant Ear plant or Giant Taro. They are called this due to their large, green leaves that resemble an elephant's ear. You may also see them referred to as the Stingray Plant because of their unique leaf shape. Tall and low maintenance, the Alocasia plant likes to be kept in bright, indirect sunlight. Much like their big eared namesake, the Elephant Ear plant