Alocasia Amazonica Polly Corm

Alocasia Amazonica Polly Corm

$9.88 USD
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Alocasia Amazonica Polly Corm

$9.88 USD
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You will receive one live corm, not a mature plant. Mature plant photos show the variety’s potential appearance.

What you will receive

✓ One live Alocasia corm
✓ Individually identified and checked
✓ Carefully packed for shipping
✓ Growing guidance included

Carefully packed live corm • Ships Monday–Tuesday • Growing guidance included

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Collector Corm

Alocasia Polly Corm

This listing is for one live Alocasia Polly corm for propagation—not a mature plant. Often searched as Alocasia Amazonica Polly or the African Mask Plant, Polly is known for compact growth, dark arrow-shaped leaves, bold pale veins and sculpted leaf margins.

1 Corm

One live corm only—not the mature plant pictured.

African Mask

A common trade name used for Alocasia Polly and related Amazonica-type plants.

Bold Veins

Dark foliage is crossed by highly visible pale venation.

Why Growers Love It

Classic dark Alocasia foliage in a compact form.

Alocasia Polly is one of the most recognizable Alocasias in cultivation. Mature leaves develop a deep green surface with sharply contrasting pale veins, an arrow-like silhouette and distinctly wavy or scalloped margins.

Its compact habit makes it popular with both newer Alocasia growers and established collectors. Rather than relying on variegation, Polly creates its contrast through dark leaf tissue, bright venation and strong geometric form.

Signature Characteristics

  • Dark green arrow-shaped foliage
  • Strong white-to-silver venation
  • Wavy, sculpted leaf margins
  • Compact upright growth habit
  • Often sold as African Mask Plant
  • Commonly searched as Alocasia Amazonica Polly

Name & Identification Note

Polly is commonly sold under several familiar names.

You may see this plant marketed as Alocasia Polly, Alocasia Amazonica Polly, Alocasia × amazonica 'Polly', or an African Mask Plant. These names are widely used in horticultural trade and search.

This listing is for the compact Polly form. It is not a promise of variegation, and the item received is a corm rather than the mature foliage shown in reference photography.

What You Will Receive

One carefully selected live Alocasia Polly corm.

One Alocasia Polly corm
Individually selected and inspected
May be dormant, rooting or sprouting
Carefully packaged for shipment

Corm size, shape, exterior texture and stage of growth naturally vary. Your corm may be dormant, beginning to root, showing a growth point or already starting to sprout.

What You Can Verify at the Corm Stage

The mature vein pattern develops after sprouting.

A bare corm cannot show Polly's mature dark leaf color, pale venation, scalloped margins or final leaf dimensions. At this stage, the physical condition and developmental stage of the living corm can be evaluated; mature foliage traits become visible as the plant establishes and produces successive leaves.

How to Start Your Corm

Warm. Humid. Moist—not waterlogged.

Orient the growth point upward when identifiable. Provide warmth, elevated humidity and bright indirect light while keeping the corm consistently moist without creating stagnant, airless conditions.

Perlite +

Perlite propagation

Rinse the perlite first and keep it damp rather than flooded. Nestle only the lower portion of the corm into it.

LECA +

LECA propagation

Position the corm near the top of rinsed LECA with a small reservoir below so moisture can wick upward.

Sphagnum Moss +

Sphagnum Moss propagation

Use damp, well-squeezed moss loosely around the lower corm and preserve airflow.

Fluval Stratum +

Fluval Stratum propagation

Set the lower corm into moist Stratum with the growth point exposed and avoid saturation.

Puddle Method +

Puddle Method propagation

Use very shallow water so the corm base has access to moisture while most of the corm remains above water.

Airy Aroid Mix +

Airy Aroid Mix propagation

Use a small container and loose, oxygen-rich substrate kept lightly moist while roots establish.

Environment

Best Sprouting Conditions

  • Warm temperatures
  • Elevated humidity
  • Bright indirect light
  • Lightly moist media
  • Clean conditions
  • Gentle airflow

Avoid Rot

Do not keep it saturated.

Excessive moisture combined with poor airflow can encourage corm rot. A firm corm that has not sprouted may simply need additional warmth, stability and time.

Care After Sprouting

Build roots before moving into a larger pot.

After healthy roots and active foliage develop, transition gradually into a chunky, well-draining aroid substrate. Keep the young Polly in bright indirect light with consistent moisture while avoiding a permanently saturated root zone.

Potting mix or coco coir
Perlite or pumice
Fine orchid bark
Horticultural charcoal

Polly Foliage Notice

Juvenile leaves become more distinctive with maturity.

The first leaves from a corm can be smaller and simpler than mature Polly foliage. Darker coloration, stronger vein contrast, deeper marginal waves and the familiar arrow-shaped silhouette become more evident as the root system strengthens and the plant produces larger leaves.

Shipping & Live-Corm Notice

Every corm is living propagation material.

Your corm may arrive dormant, rooted or unrooted, beginning to sprout, showing a visible growth point, carrying dry outer layers or displaying minor natural discoloration. Open the package promptly and place the corm into appropriate propagation conditions.

Product Details

Everything at a glance.

Plant name
Alocasia Polly
Common search name
Alocasia Amazonica Polly
Trade name
African Mask Plant
Product type
Corm
Quantity
One corm
Plant family
Araceae
Foliage
Dark green with pale contrasting veins
Growth habit
Compact and upright
Light
Bright, indirect light
Product received
One corm only

Grow From the Beginning

Dark leaves. Bright veins. Classic Polly.

Start with one live Alocasia Polly corm and watch its iconic African Mask-style foliage develop leaf by leaf.

Corm or Tissue Culture?

Compare Alocasia propagation methods

Looking for an Alocasia Polly corm for sale or comparing an Amazonica Polly corm with tissue culture? Learn how the two propagation stages differ before choosing how you want to grow.

Meet the Mature Plant

Alocasia Amazonica Polly Plant

Explore the matching plant's appearance, identification and care. This product contains a live corm, not a mature plant.

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Know exactly what to expect

You are buying from an experienced Alocasia seller with an established customer history — the direct website is new, the plant-selling experience is not.

4.9 / 5prior marketplace rating
700+customer reviews
7,000+prior marketplace sales
18 monthsselling to collectors
What arrives: One live Alocasia corm unless the individual listing clearly states otherwise. Mature plant photos show the plant’s potential appearance as it grows.
What exactly am I buying?
A corm is the starter stage of the plant, not a mature plant. You receive the live corm described in the listing. Because these are living plants, corm size, sprouting speed, growth pattern, and mature appearance can naturally vary.
Why buy from AlocasiaCorms.com?
The website is new, but the seller experience behind it is established. We have been selling to plant collectors for 18 months, with a 4.9 out of 5 prior marketplace rating, 700+ customer reviews, and 7,000+ prior marketplace sales.
How is my corm packed?
Corms are carefully prepared and packed for shipment with the goal of protecting the live plant material while it travels to you.
What happens after it arrives?
Growing guidance is included so you have a clear starting point for sprouting and caring for your corm. You are not left guessing what to do next.
What about the mature plant photo?
For corm listings, mature leaf photos are there to show the variety and its potential appearance. The item being shipped is the corm described in the listing, not the mature plant shown for reference.
Can I ask a question before ordering?
Absolutely. Email alocasiacorms@gmail.com. We would rather answer a question before you order than have you purchase without feeling confident.
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18 months of marketplace selling • 700+ customer reviews • 7,000+ sales

Selected customer feedback from prior marketplace sales. Display names are anonymized for privacy.

★★★★★

“Corm arrived packed with so much care — firm, healthy, and exactly as described. Service was friendly and straightforward, and the price was fair for how rare this species is. Highly recommend.”

Mike M.
★★★★★

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Casey S.
★★★★★

“Thank you so much — the corms are beautiful, exactly as pictured.”

Jordan R.
★★★★★

“Thank you!! Already sprouting after two weeks in sphagnum.”

Taylor B.
★★★★★

“Corm arrived firm with no soft spots or damage — couldn't ask for better condition after shipping.”

Amanda K.
★★★★★

“Great experience start to finish. The corm was true to size and shipped fast.”

Chris D.
★★★★★

“Solid corm, excellent packaging, sprouted right on schedule. Would buy again.”

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