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Alocasia Reginae Pink Variegated Corm
$356.25 USD
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Alocasia Reginae Pink Variegated Corm
$356.25 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
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Reginae • Pink Variegated • Collector Alocasia
Alocasia Reginae Pink Variegated Corm
Grow a collector Alocasia known in this nursery’s reference for glossy dark foliage, dramatic blush-pink sectors and pink-toned petioles. Each order unit includes one live propagation corm, not the mature plant photographed.
One Live Corm
A single live Alocasia propagation corm offered under the Reginae Pink Variegated collector name.
Pink and Dark Green
The mother-plant reference shows soft pink areas contrasted with dark green leaf tissue and scattered lighter markings.
Statement Leaf Form
Large arrow-to-heart-shaped blades with a glossy surface and pointed tips create a strong silhouette as leaves mature.
Why collectors love it
Blush pink foliage against deep, glossy green
The owner-supplied Reginae Pink Variegated plant reference features upright, elongated arrow-shaped leaves with a softly glossy appearance. Some leaf areas are pale, warm blush pink, while others are dark green with mottled ivory and silver-green markings. One large leaf displays an especially pronounced pink sector alongside nearly black-green tissue, creating a dramatic contrast across the midrib.
The plant's petioles appear rosy pink to burgundy at the base, echoing the color of the foliage. Its other leaves have different proportions of green and pink, demonstrating that variegation is not a fixed pattern. The black hero is a stylized single-leaf reference with a small illustrative corm, while the white photo shows what a growing plant of the named selection may look like when established.
A corm allows collectors to raise the plant from its earliest stage, but juvenile leaves can be smaller and less patterned than mature reference foliage. Neither pink intensity nor future leaf-sector percentages can be guaranteed from the appearance of a bare corm.
Collector name and identity
Alocasia Reginae Pink Variegated is the commercial name supplied for the pictured selection. This listing does not claim that “Pink Variegated” is a separately accepted species or that the exact provenance or clone has been independently established from photography alone.
It remains distinct from Alocasia Reginae Albo and Reginae Mint Variegated catalog selections; similar nomenclature does not demonstrate identical propagation history.
What the images represent
The first black-background image is an illustrative single leaf with a corm. The second image shows the mature plant's pink and dark green foliage in a black nursery pot on white. Neither is a photo of the individual corm selected for shipping.
Natural size, exterior skin, dormancy, root and shoot development vary among live corms.
IMPORTANT — YOU ARE PURCHASING ONE LIVE CORM
A mature plant is not included
Each order unit consists of one live Alocasia Reginae Pink Variegated propagation corm. The photos are mature foliage or illustrative references; no pot, leaf, mother plant or propagation accessory comes with the corm. Exact sprouting stage, corm dimensions and resulting foliage pattern naturally vary.
What You Will Receive
One corm
One live propagation unit of the named selection.
Natural differences
Corms vary in size, firmness, outer husk and whether a developing shoot or root is visible.
A fresh start
With good conditions, a viable corm can establish roots and grow leaves over time; no guaranteed timetable is provided.
CORM PROPAGATION
Six ways to start your corm
Use clean media, warmth and ventilation. Keep the growth point facing up when visible and avoid keeping the whole corm submerged in stagnant water.
Puddle method
Support the corm growth-tip-up over a very shallow film of clean water. Keep the main body largely exposed to air; change stale water and check firmness.
LECA
Rinse expanded clay pebbles and position the corm near the surface with a low reservoir beneath it. Allow new roots to reach moisture without soaking the corm body.
Perlite
Rest upright in lightly damp, rinsed perlite in a clean ventilated container, leaving the growing point uncovered.
Sphagnum moss
Use loosely fluffed sphagnum that has been soaked then thoroughly squeezed. The moss should feel barely damp, never waterlogged.
Water rooting
If using water, suspend the corm with only its base in contact. Replace water regularly and observe for softening or unpleasant odor.
Airy aroid mix
Set a firm corm shallowly into well-draining propagation mix, providing gentle warmth and moisture while roots form.
Growing environment
Provide bright filtered light, stable warmth and humidity with suitable air circulation. A warm propagation environment should not trap saturated stagnant air around an unrooted corm. Keep delicate emerging leaves away from harsh direct sunlight and cold drafts.
Preventing rot
Excess water and densely packed media can deprive the corm of oxygen. Watch for persistent softening or a foul odor. Avoid repeatedly digging up a healthy firm corm and damaging young root tips.
Care after sprouting
Allow roots and a shoot to develop before moving the young plant into a small draining pot and breathable aroid mix. Acclimate new foliage gradually to ambient humidity and brighter filtered light; do not place a tiny root system into an oversized pot full of wet soil.
Pink variegation notice
The owner reference shows an impressive pink-and-green leaf, but the degree and location of variegation can change with every new leaf. Pale regions contain less green pigment and may be vulnerable to excessive sun or abrupt changes. Growing conditions should favor plant health instead of attempting to force a precise pink pattern.
Shipping and live-corm notice
Unpack living propagation material promptly, inspect its condition and follow the store's current shipping and arrival policies. This description adds no new transit, color, rooting or germination guarantee.
Product details
Product: Alocasia Reginae Pink Variegated Corm
Item: One live propagation corm
Selection: Reginae Pink Variegated
Family: Araceae
Reference foliage: Pink and dark green glossy leaves
Mature plant included: No
Explore this plant
Learn more in the Alocasia Reginae Pink Variegated plant guide or compare forms in the Alocasia Varieties A–Z directory.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I receive?
One live Alocasia Reginae Pink Variegated corm per item ordered. Mature foliage, pot and propagation accessories are not included.
Does the black hero show the exact corm?
No. It is an illustrative composition of a single pink-variegated leaf and a corm. The white plant image is a mature growth reference.
Will all new leaves be half pink?
No. Pink and green sectoring, size, pattern and intensity can vary with each emerging leaf.
Is Reginae Pink Variegated a separately accepted species?
The listing uses the nursery's collector-market selection name. It is not a claim that Pink Variegated is an independently accepted botanical species.
How long will my corm take to sprout?
There is no universal rooting or sprouting timeline. Temperature, moisture, the corm's condition and airflow all matter.
How should I protect pale sectors?
Avoid strong direct midday sun on pale foliage. Maintain bright indirect light and stable conditions instead of trying to force coloration.
Grow Reginae Pink Variegated from the beginning
One live corm of a visually striking collector selection, with reference imagery and propagation guidance.
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Meet the Mature Plant
Alocasia Reginae Pink Variegated Plant
Explore the matching plant's appearance, identification and care. This product contains a live corm, not a mature plant.
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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?
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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?
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