Alocasia ‘Pink Passion’ (Elephant Ear)
Alocasia ‘Pink Passion’ (Elephant Ear)
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Alocasia ‘Pink Passion’ is a striking tropical foliage plant admired for its bold contrast of deep green leaves and vivid pink-toned stems and veins. Its large, glossy, arrow-shaped foliage creates a strong architectural presence, while the unique pink striping adds an eye-catching ornamental feature. This combination makes it a standout feature plant for modern interiors, shaded patios, and collector plant displays seeking something truly distinctive.
Valued for its exotic appearance and high visual impact, this Alocasia brings instant tropical texture and colour to any space. It thrives in warm, humid environments with bright indirect light, rewarding consistent care with vigorous foliage growth. Ideal for plant enthusiasts and interior styling, it delivers strong statement appeal while enhancing indoor and sheltered outdoor spaces with a lush, contemporary tropical aesthetic.
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Mature height
40–90cm (up to 100cm+ in ideal conditions)
Mature width
40–70cm
Spacing
50–70cm apart
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen perennial in warm climates; may become semi-dormant in cooler conditions
Foliage
Large, glossy, arrow-shaped green leaves with striking contrast against pink-toned stems and veining. Strong upright growth habit with bold architectural form.
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Produces occasional spathe and spadix flowers under ideal conditions. Flowers are not significant; primarily grown for foliage with no harvest value.
Sun tolerance
Prefers bright indirect light to partial shade. Avoid direct sun to prevent leaf scorch and damage.
Maintenance
Moderate maintenance. Requires consistent moisture, high humidity, and well-drained soil. Benefits from regular feeding during active growth. Remove older or damaged leaves to maintain appearance
Root System
Rhizomatous root system with fleshy underground storage structures. Requires moist but well-drained soil and is sensitive to waterlogging.