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Alocasia Stingray Albo Pink Variegated Corm
$137.50 USD
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Alocasia Stingray Albo Pink Variegated Corm
$137.50 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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Stingray • Albo + Pink Variegation
Alocasia Stingray Albo Pink Variegated Corm
A dramatic Stingray-type Alocasia featuring long, narrow tail-like leaf tips, green and creamy-white variegation, and pink expression in the supplied illustrative leaf reference. Each unit is one live corm, not the mature plant shown.
One Live Corm
One propagation corm sold under the Alocasia Stingray Albo Pink Variegated selection name.
Stingray Leaf Form
Wide arrow-like blades extend into characteristic curved or elongated, narrow tail tips.
Albo + Pink Expression
The supplied hero visual shows cream, dark green and a blush-pink sector. New leaves vary naturally.
Why collectors love it
Elegant stingray tails with cream and pink contrast
The defining feature of this selection is its sweeping stingray-shaped foliage: broad green leaf surfaces that taper into unusually narrow, extended ends. In the user-supplied plant reference, irregular cream and green marbling varies across several leaves, with a dark pot and pale patterned petioles. The illustrative hero shows an additional blush-pink sector alongside dark green and cream, forming a striking contrast.
As an Alocasia grows, its leaves can change in size, symmetry and color. The long-tail silhouette may become more pronounced on mature growth. Albo and pink expression should be treated as variable, rather than a promise that a specific new leaf will carry an equal balance of green, cream and pink. A young plant raised from a corm may initially have smaller or differently patterned leaves than an established reference specimen.
The imagery is a guide to the named form. It does not depict the exact corm being fulfilled, and the specific future distribution or strength of pink variegation cannot be guaranteed from a bare corm.
Selection and botanical context
This nursery listing follows the horticultural name Alocasia Stingray Albo Pink Variegated. The Stingray trade group is associated with the Alocasia macrorrhizos form, known for dramatically extended leaf tips. “Albo Pink Variegated” describes the color selection in this catalog; it is not claimed as an independently accepted botanical species or as verified clonal provenance.
This product is deliberately separate from Alocasia Stingray Albo and Stingray Aurea. Similar-looking leaves or trade names do not automatically identify identical propagation stock.
Understanding the reference images
The black hero is a stylized green, white and blush-pink variegated leaf beside an illustrative corm. The white-background plant image shows a rooted nursery-pot reference with cream and green patterned leaves and narrow stingray tails. The images are illustrative of the named selection, not photographic evidence of the exact corm offered for shipping.
No mature plant or rooted pot is included in a purchase of this product.
Important — live corm only
What you are purchasing
Each purchase includes one live Alocasia Stingray Albo Pink Variegated corm for propagation. Corms may be dormant, beginning to root or showing an early growth point. Their size, papery outer skin and progress naturally vary. The mature plant reference and illustrated leaf are not included. No leaf count, specific color ratio or guaranteed sprouting date is promised.
What You Will Receive
One corm
One individual living propagation structure from the offered collector selection.
Individual condition
Outer skin, corm dimensions, rooting stage and budding vary between corms.
Growing potential
Appropriate warmth, oxygen and moisture can help a viable corm develop roots and new foliage.
Inspect promptly after delivery and handle emerging roots gently. Repeatedly removing a healthy, firm corm from the propagation medium may damage its tender new root tips.
Growing guide
Six propagation methods
Whichever method you choose, keep the growth point up when identifiable, protect the corm from saturated stagnant media and give developing roots adequate oxygen.
Shallow-water puddle
Place a firm corm upright with only its lower surface touching a shallow film of clean water. Keep the growing tip above the waterline. Refresh water and inspect for softening.
LECA
Rinse the expanded clay pebbles and support the corm so that a small water reservoir sits below its main body. The growing tip should remain exposed to air.
Perlite
Use lightly damp, rinsed perlite in a clean ventilated container. Position the corm tip-up, without burying the growth point or allowing standing water to surround it.
Sphagnum moss
Moisten and thoroughly squeeze out excess water from clean sphagnum. Set the corm in a loose nest, with the tip uncovered and enough ventilation to prevent persistent wetness.
Water rooting
If using a water-only setup, support the corm above water with just the lowest portion in contact. Replace cloudy water and monitor developing tissue.
Airy aroid mix
Start a corm shallowly in a small draining container of airy media. Maintain gentle moisture while roots emerge, then adjust watering as the new plant establishes.
Light, temperature and humidity
Offer bright indirect light and steady tropical warmth, with humidity appropriate to the rooting stage and good air exchange. A newly sprouted plant needs gradual acclimation rather than sudden direct sun or dramatic changes in temperature.
Avoiding rot
Excess standing water, tightly saturated moss and compact soil can reduce oxygen. Use clean containers and inspect for persistently mushy, collapsing or foul-smelling tissue if concerns arise. Do not continually disturb a firm corm that is establishing roots.
Care after sprouting
Once roots and a shoot are well established, transition into a small pot with drainage and an airy aroid medium. Keep the substrate appropriately moist without prolonged saturation. Allow young leaves to acclimate gradually to room humidity and filtered light, avoiding oversized pots or aggressive fertilization while roots are limited.
Albo and pink variegation notice
Creamy-white sectors have less chlorophyll and may brown when exposed to harsh sun or abrupt stress. Pink coloration and leaf pattern may be stronger, weaker, or absent on any individual new leaf. The owner-supplied images illustrate what mature foliage may resemble; an unrooted corm does not visibly display future sector placement.
Shipping and live-corm notice
Unpack and inspect living propagation material promptly. Shipment conditions can affect external appearance and rooting readiness. Refer to the store’s currently published shipping and arrival policies; this description does not add sprouting, transit or replacement guarantees.
Product details
Item: One live corm
Selection: Stingray Albo Pink Variegated
Plant family: Araceae
Foliage reference: Narrow stingray-like leaf tips, green and cream variegation with pink expression in the hero visualization
Potted plant included: No
Explore the plant
Visit the Alocasia Stingray Albo Pink Variegated plant guide for identification and care information, or discover related selections in the Alocasia A–Z directory.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is included?
One live propagation corm of the named Stingray Albo Pink Variegated selection per unit ordered. No potted plant, mature leaf or propagation cup is included.
Is the black-background corm a photo of my exact corm?
No. The hero image is a leaf-and-corm visual reference. Actual shipped corms vary in size, outer skin, rooting and shoot stage.
Will every new leaf show both pink and white?
No. Variegation patterns and pink tones vary by growth point and leaf. An early leaf may have a different amount or placement of pale tissue.
What does the white-background photograph show?
It is the owner-supplied mature plant reference, illustrating the Stingray growth habit and cream/green variegation. It does not represent the exact corm shipped.
How long until a corm sprouts?
There is no fixed schedule. Initial condition, warmth, moisture, airflow and growing method all affect rooting and new growth.
Is this the same as Stingray Albo Variegated?
No. This is offered under the distinct Albo Pink Variegated collector name, so it is kept separate from the existing Stingray Albo listing.
Can I grow it indoors?
With suitable filtered light, warmth, an airy potting medium and careful moisture management, an established plant may be grown indoors.
Start with a Stingray Albo Pink Variegated corm
Grow one live corm into your own plant while appreciating the extraordinary stingray form and the natural variability of variegation.
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Meet the Mature Plant
Alocasia Stingray Albo 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 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.
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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.
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