Cuprea Alocasia "Red Secret"

Native to Borneo, Alocasia cuprea is a striking aroid prized for its metallic foliage. The cultivar ‘Red Secret’ displays shield-shaped leaves with deep coppery-red to burgundy undersides and an iridescent surface. It remains relatively compact compared to other Alocasia, making it suitable as a statement houseplant.
Fun Fact : The species name cuprea comes from the Latin word for “copper,” a reference to the plant’s metallic sheen. available in 4" pot

Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct sun may scorch the leaves.
Water: Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy. Allow the top inch of soil to dry between waterings.
Soil: Well-draining aroid mix rich in organic matter, with perlite or orchid bark for aeration.
Bloom: Occasionally produces spathe-and-spadix inflorescences indoors, though flowers are less ornamental than the foliage.
Propagation: Division of rhizomes during repotting is the most reliable method. Separate offsets carefully, ensuring each has roots attached.